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The Netherlands Government has emphasised in that regard, however, that although it is true that,
The Commission has emphasised, in its annual reports to the Spring European Council, that increasing Healthy Life Years is crucial in attracting people into employment3; and that Europe cannot
(DE) The rapporteur has emphasised more than once that greater coordination and an integrated planning and implementation system are vital if the best possible results
In the context of trade mark law, the Court has emphasised that luxury and prestige goods are defined not only by reference to their material characteristics,
as the President of the Commission has emphasised, this being a Europe that acts on the international stage,
there are no differences of substance between the members of the various political groups; everyone has emphasised, in agreement with the Commission and also the Council, a desire to truly build,
building to good governance, even though the Commission's White paper on European governance6 has emphasised that civil society has a fundamental role to play in this respect.
Mr Riquet has emphasised, and I too believe,
16 of Directive 96/92, the Court has emphasised the general nature of the principle of nondiscrimination between users of systems(see, to that effect, Case C-17/03 VEMW
The Community Strategy has emphasised that- among others- national strategies focusing on[[OSH management in small
Social Committee has emphasised on many occasions, the commitment made by the European Council when it defined the central aim of the Lisbon Strategy as that of making Europe"the most competitive
The ECJ has emphasised that the EIA Directive is broad in both scope
The EESC has emphasised in several opinions1 on the matter that Galileo is the European Union's flagship scientific
indeed, the Commission has emphasised that there is a need to develop coherent land-use strategies.
climate change in Europe; indeed, the Commission has emphasised often enough that there is a need to develop coherent land-use strategies.
All the speakers since have emphasised the severity of the current situation.
European environmental organisations have emphasised the need to include conservation aspects in the legislative text.
Spending reviews have emphasised the need for efficiency gains in public administration.
unfortunately it is true, as many of you have emphasised.
Constant developments in science and technology have emphasised the need for data analysis,