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empower the Commission to extend the scope of the corresponding Variations Regulation, namely Regulation(EC) No 1084/2003.
concluded that the legislation should be revised to extend the scope for customs control,
apply the procedure laid down in Directive 92/3 to all shipments of spent fuel, it is deemed appropriate to extend the scope of the Directive as explained.
that the opportunity has been lost to extend the scope of application to the recognition of marriages,
on the possible existence of other large non-notified individual aid awards, and to extend the scope of these doubts to include the whole application of Law 808/85.
if a Member State decides to extend the scope of this Directive, to third-country nationals who have been the subject of an action to facilitate illegal immigration to whom the residence permit offers a sufficient incentive to cooperate with the competent authorities while including certain conditions to safeguard against abuse.
on the possible existence of other non-notified individual aids of large amount, and to extend the scope of these doubts to the whole application of Law 808/85.
Two months after the opening of the review investigation, Swedish Match S.A. made a request to extend the scope of this review investigation to electronic(or piezo)the product.">
that it would propose to extend the scope of the EGF as part of Europe's crisis response
it is appropriate to extend the scope of this Directive in order to include applicants for subsidiary protection.
However, urgent consideration should be given to extending the scope to oil pipelines.
It invites the Council to proceed with its work related to extending the scope of EU restrictive measures
To extend the scope of Regulation 717/2007 to cover intra-Community roaming SMS services;
To extend the scope of the Reception Conditions Directive to applicants for subsidiary protection;
To extend the scope of the Dublin II Regulation to cover applications for subsidiary protection;
inter alia, ideas on how to extend the scope of subsidiarity control.
This Decision aims in particular to extend the scope of the current agreement to include pet animals.
Member States are free to extend the scope of the directive to vehicles over 10 years old.