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when we know exactly what we want, and this is also reflected in the normative acts we draft.
The effectiveness of the EES requires that the implementation of the employment guidelines is also reflected in financial provision.
Christmas is fast approaching and it is also reflected in the postal traffic.
This is also reflected in the fact that some councils meet very rarely 2
This finding is also reflected in the Commission's 2002 innovation scoreboard2,
This is also reflected by the fact that a number of new EU legislative acts refer to the Directive.
This is also reflected in OECD figures,
on Women's Rights and Gender Equality has been taken seriously and is also reflected in the report.
For the most part, these are small enterprises that do not belong to representative organisations in their country and this is also reflected at European level, where the category is not well represented in any European organisations.
This commitment is also reflected in an open and constructive dialogue with foreign governments which enables the Community to provide active support for the demo cratic process
This assessment is also reflected in the March 2005 ECB staff projections.
The trailblazing progress made in this area is also reflected in the award of the 2009 Nobel prize in physics to three scientists for the invention of fibre optic technology and for their contribution
The political priority attaching to enlargement is also reflected in administrative expenditure: the Commission will, as stated in
we must ensure that this is also reflected in the Commission's programming through its country strategy papers.
create a sustainable supply of investment that is also reflected in global competitiveness.
usually by means of a prosecution, has been increasingly recognised by practitioners and is also reflected in EU legislation.
This trend of widening the definition of money laundering by broadening the range of underlying offences is also reflected in the Directive 2001/97/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 December 2001 amending Council Directive 91/308/EEC on prevention
That is also reflected in the very fact that there is a debate in Parliament today
we are in the middle of a fight, which is also reflected in the debate here today- a fight between the forces in Europe that want to weaken the European project
This is also reflected in the fact that the number of cases involving remedies in the first phase of investigation has fallen this year compared with 2000(13 as against 27 such decisions in 2000),