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I should only remind here, that the final results of even the morally most correct decisions may be undermined by immoral implementations of these decisions.
then the threshold number of specialists required to maintain a civilization order in the country can be undermined.
prevent crisis is that the room for manoeuvre in economic policy should not be undermined or jeopardised by financial market speculation.
the recent the Court rulings, that the basic rights of workers moving freely should not be undermined or superseded by the freedom of services,
Successful collaboration between industries from various countries should not be undermined by MS unilateral decisions concerning export control that would result in a diversified application of criteria for export controls in relation to the Common Position19 as well as between MS national criteria.
it may in fact be undermined, and while hoping for a stronger Europe,
the opinion of the Belgian and Italian Governments when they state that that relationship of trust would necessarily be undermined if dental care providers were permitted to advertise to the general public in order to promote their services.
For example, policies to improve air quality through the purchase of clean buses can be undermined by private transport growth brought about by land-use decisions e.g. the construction of city-centre car parks.
Another ground for criticism was that the prohibition of discrimination in the education system could be undermined by the fact that the Member States themselves were responsible for their education systems, including the provision of special needs education.
The reputation of the EU can be undermined as national critics are mostly targeting"Brussels"
In any event, in so far as the interest in protecting the independence of the Council's legal service could be undermined by that disclosure, that risk would have to be weighed up against the overriding public interests which underlie Regulation No 1049/2001.
At the same time, the potential of the sharing economy should be used and must not be undermined; new forms of employment
Effective TSO unbundling could be undermined by third country companies active in both supply
Furthermore, the effectiveness of the rules on the multi-territorial licensing of online rights in musical works could be undermined if disputes between collecting societies and their counterparts were not solved quickly
Furthermore, the principle of non-refoulement should not be undermined even if this could prove challenging because the distinction between refugees
effectiveness may be undermined by news of its use for interrogations instead of charges and prosecutions in cases of petty crime.
However, when personal data are transferred from the Union to third countries or to international organisations, the level of protection of individuals guaranteed in the Union by this Regulation should not be undermined.
otherwise the whole point of the measures proposed would be undermined.
I do not see why a Member State that has invested in making sure that its industry is setting high environmental standards should be undermined competitively and environmentally by those Member States that are not prepared to make similar investments.
contribute to a reduction in tobacco consumption over the forthcoming five years, notably by preventing that Member States' tobacco control policies be undermined by considerably lower levels in other Member States.