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I would therefore stress once again that the Commission needs to be consistent, in relation to the simplification aims it has highlighted, too.
A lesson from the crisis is that for measures to be consistent and effective, they have to be prepared well in advance
That is why we sought to present them again and also to be consistent with the view which we take in Portugal.
but we need to be consistent in recognising that Israel is responding with state terrorism on a massive scale.
We want whatever this answer to be consistent with the rest of mathematics that we know so we can do the same product experiment.
that my philosophy of life began to be consistent with whatever states the old,
that my philosophy of life began to be consistent with whatever states the old,
it introduces a general principle requiring remuneration policy to be consistent with sound and effective risk management.
Added the compile option CONFIG_TEST when using debug mode in the db_csharp Windows project, to be consistent with the db Windows project.
Internal terminology developed by a customer(internal jargon which does not always need to be consistent with terms that are generally accepted in an industry);
The Commission considers the Council's amendments to the recitals to be consistent with the amendments to the legislative part of the text.
We need to be consistent in our exercise of the right to ask a blue-card question.
then we need to be consistent and we need to be in a position to assume the consequences of being consistent. .
The EESC calls for all EU policies to be consistent with the development strategy, and for the development
Both the EU and its Member States needed to be consistent in supporting the southern countries fight against corruption and their efforts to promote good governance.
To be consistent, it would be logical to align the rules on B2C on the treatment proposed for B2B.
Points 1.3 and 4.13 should be expanded to be consistent with the EESC's opinion NAT/620, adopted in March 2014.
However, in terms of protecting the rights of the citizens, we need to be consistent, and this includes monitoring implementation in the Member States.
Satan had engrafted on the Church the doctrine of eternal torment, and, to be consistent, led on to the thought that Jesus bore eternal torment for every man.
To be consistent, the Polish drafters would have to translate all the CJEU rulings into provisions of national law.