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Whereas a distinction needs to be made between fine-cut tobacco for the rolling of cigarettes
a great effort with regard to information and the study of dossiers still needs to be made.
see where the improvement needs to be made.
The Commission states in its communication that a distinction needs to be made between renewable and non-renewable resources,
A second general point that needs to be made concerns the possible divergence between what is privately efficient
If a change needs to be made, only the master website needs to be redesigned
thorny question of reprocessing, we have high level waste that needs to be made safe much faster than is currently the case, and this processing should be continued.
The Communication implies that the process of adapting directives to technical progress("comitology") needs to be made more transparent- something urged frequently by the European Parliament.
Note: Throughout in this chapter, user PPP will simply be referred to as ppp unless a distinction needs to be made between it and any other PPP software such as pppd FreeBSD7.X only.
If special provision now needs to be made for hill and mountain farmers,
A catalogue needs to be made of all the private quality certification systems
means nothing to you, whom you need alive, preferably, and who needs to be made an example of?
on the contrary, every effort needs to be made to restore confidence between the European Union
The prejudice stoner can only come from the Californian desert and spacerock needs to be made in the shadows of Stonehenge and Avebury is once more refuted.
this is not the time to explore them, but this point needs to be made in order to strengthen our conviction that we are taking a major step
experience suggests that the definition needs to be made more comprehensive and explicit so as to encompass certain categories of environmentally-relevant information which have been excluded from the scope of the Directive due to a restrictive interpretation.
former is an offence, a distinction needs to be made as regards the latter: avoidance is only an offence if"wholly artificial arrangements" are set up,
The reciprocal mode occurs when what ought to be confirmatory of the object under investigation needs to be made convincing by the object under investigation;
The environmental reform which needs to be made under ambitious legislation is not just our duty,
Whereas it is desirable to take into account, within the meaning of Article 8C of the Treaty, the extent of the effort which needs to be made by certain economies showing differences in development; whereas, therefore, it is desirable to grant certain Member States transitional arrangements for the gradual application of the specific provisions of this Directive relating