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The term"leakage" should be defined as follows:"Any release of CO2 from the storage complex which can be verified using state-of-the-art monitoring systems".
retailers and farmers should be defined at Community level15.
Surely this should be defined before we start on the formulation of the content. Perhaps this would then
A framework should be defined at EU level specifying
In the Commission's view, tax deductible provisions should be defined, supplemented by a list of non-deductible exceptions.
The respective tasks of the EASA and Eurocontrol should be defined in a manner that ensures that both organisations complement each other's tasks, so that overlaps can be avoided.
The respective tasks of the European Aviation Safety Agency and Eurocontrol should be defined in a manner that ensures that both organisations complement each other's tasks, so that overlaps can be avoided.
suggests that case study should be defined as a research strategy,
The Committee considers that the concepts of"non-essential measures" and"the Commission's delegated competence" should be defined unambiguously, taking account of the interpretations of the European Court of Justice.
I think that the common agricultural policy should be defined to reward products which help maintain
If the evening of 20th September should be defined I would say something about a Gesamtkunstwerk to best describe the experience.
that economic crises should be defined using objective, transparent criteria.
The Commisision has proposed for the next programming period that selection criteria should be defined for operations under all measures32.
In order to achieve this outcome, rules of style and format should be defined for a design team before design work begins.
(2) The marketing years and equivalent periods for citrus fruits should be defined with a view to applying the scheme uniformly.
evaluation system, the common elements of that system including the indicators and the evaluation plan should be defined.
Whereas in order to ensure comparability of the results obtained using the analysis methods adopted in this Regulation the repeatability and reproducibility requirements for the results obteined using these methods should be defined;
These areas should be defined by the Commission, and above all, it should also ensure that Europe is able to take credit for any successes achieved.
Whereas, in order to clarify the scope of the present arrangements, the types of processing permitted should be defined;
labelling if they comply with a number of requirements, which should be defined.