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were the Treaty of Nice to continue to apply in the coming months, it should apply as much to
If this general prohibition were not included, Member States would be able to continue to apply their divergent general clauses which would undermine the harmonising effect of the Directive,
may decide whether the Member State is allowed to continue to apply the measures.
the Commission after consulting the Committee-and ultimately the Council- should be in the position to decide that the Member State concerned is not allowed to continue to apply these more stringent measures.
electronic circuit devices will be allowed to continue to apply that arrangement until agreement is reached on a new decision or directive.
Member States may, in certain areas, need to continue to apply their domestic rules to consumers and retail investors.
No 1254/1999 provides for the current buying-in arrangements to continue to apply until 30 June 2002, transitional provisions setting out detailed rules of application specific to those arrangements must be laid down.
be ap plied to mineral oils, to authorise Member States to continue to apply reduced rates or exemptions from excise duties to certain mineral oils used for specific purposes.
after the Treaty of Lisbon, to continue to apply the'regulatory procedure' under the traditional committee system,
Article 26 of Directive 92/12/EEC authorises Finland until 31 December 2003 to continue to apply the same restrictions on the quantity of goods which may be brought into its territory without further excise-duty payment as it applied on 31 December 1996, those restrictions being progressively removed.
Whereas such a limitation would, of course, not prevent the Treaty rules to continue to apply to self-handling by land based personnel, the limitation would
Council Decision 92/510/EEC autho rizing Member States to continue to apply to certain mineral oils when used for specific pur poses existing reduced rates of excise duty
Council Decision 1999/804/EC authorising the French Republic to apply or to continue to apply re ductions in, or exemptions from excise duties on certain mineral oils used for specific purposes, in accordance with the procedure provided for in Article 8(4) of Directive 92/81/EEC: OJ L313, 7.12.1999.
percentage rate of charge, were permitted to continue to apply such laws;
ceilings to pay out specific support and, notably, to continue to apply certain production- linked support measures for farmers.
that Regulation(EC) No 44/2001 authorises the Member States bound by that Convention to continue to apply the rules on jurisdiction provided for in it and that the Protocol does not
Council Decision 96/273/EC of 22 April 1996 authorising certain Member States to apply or to continue to apply to certain mineral oils, when used for specific purposes,
Council Decision 93/697/EEC of 13 December 1993 authorizing certain Member States to apply or to continue to apply to certain mineral oils when used for specific purposes reduced rates of excise duty
On 22 July 1993 the Commission presented a proposal for a Decision authorizing certain Member States to apply or to continue to apply to certain mineral oils used for specific purposes reduced rates of excise duty
Sweden) to apply or to continue to apply to certain mineral oils, when used for specific purposes,