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This instability should remain until the night between Thursday
The Commission however recognises that many Member States are convinced that all powers should remain exclusively with the Council in the field of VAT.
The EU should remain supportive of free trade,
The production of petroleum of China should remain until 2009 to fall then.
that publicly funded health care systems should remain within the exclusive competence of the Member States
The EU should remain committed to the promotion
provided government-supported supplementary pensions develop well, income replacement should remain adequate.
Both government and opposition should remain steadfastly focused on Europe,
representing noise should remain in force during a transitional period.
This election should remain the prerogative of the cardinals alone,
then the weather should remain unstable and cool until early next week.
why separate rules should remain in use at national level,
The Member States should remain subject to the obligation to afford access for minors to the educational system under conditions similar to those laid down for their nationals.
The Group recommended that"public domain content in the analogue world should remain in the public domain in the digital environment.
fuels is always a matter where policy appreciation intervenes but nuclear should remain part of this choice.
In Italy, for the whole of 2006, cement demand should remain stable or slightly weaker than in 2005.
Naturally, I think the question of environmentally dangerous waste should remain subject to international rules in future.
Young people with fewer opportunities should remain the main target group
However, it is my belief that intimate relations between a man and a woman should remain within the confines of marriage.
However, such a requirement should not apply to the provisions concerning financial supervision, which should remain the exclusive responsibility of the home Member State.