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avoid creating new situations of exclusion, which would have negative social and economic effects on the European economy.
cohesive European maritime policy, which would have as its objective the creation of a European maritime safety area;
Finland agreed to develop common standards and technical solutions for wooden road bridges which would have the same performance and lifespan as bridges made of steel and concrete.
that so-far there are NO other projects of flags, which would have symbolism even wider than our flags.
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As can often be heard, a spurious argument is made for a so-called free political choice, which would have the primacy over evangelical principals and also over the reference to right reasoning.
then the Council would maintain the measures adopted in 2006, which would have a permanent effect on the negotiations' overall progress.
the existence of a living tree in India which would have such excrescences, would actually represent almost a direct"evidence for the existence of God.
The move by council- which currently is a 4-2 Republican majority- was a pre-emptive measure to try to stop the incoming administration which would have 4-3 majority with Mayor-elect Joseph Signorello III from appointing someone else other than Ms. LoManto.
The Communication proposes the setting up of the Latin America Investment Facility(LAIF) which would have a leverage effect to mobilise resources from financial institutions to finance projects in energy infrastructure,
A 21-minute conversation from the dais regarding Ordinance 2549- which would have limit and place restrictions on bamboo growth in the borough- resulted in the bill being defeated almost unanimously at the October 18th Mayor& Council meeting.
could weaken households' purchasing power, which would have a negative impact,
At the same time, option E may yield higher costs to society by virtue of its broader activity scope, which would have a larger effect on foregone economies of scope.
multilateral agreements between nations, which would have the ability to control the destructive aspects of this process.
The EP report was passed to influence the member states' negotiations on the establishment of a future EU-wide public prosecutor, which would have a remit to probe cases of fraud against the EU budget.
This is precisely for such reason that in item N1.6 below I challenge anyone who feels up to take my"glove" to create a flag which would have the symbolic significance even higher than our flags.
The Commission also reaffirmed its commitment to promote the transition towards a resource-efficient, circular economy in the EU, which would have a major positive impact on jobs,
I therefore appreciated the fact that the inter-institutional team charged the Commission with reviewing the original list of hazardous substances rather than immediately banning them, which would have a negative impact on SMEs
above all protected from manipulation which would have a heavy impact on the final user.
encourage the Western Balkan countries to make better use of measures which would have a direct impact on rural development,