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given to that region; the European Council will revert to this at a subsequent meeting.
including on paragraph 10, and will revert to these issues at its next meeting on 25 January 2010.
who died in Ealing in December 1988 will revert to the Crown in the next couple of months.
The Council will revert to these issues in the context of the discussions on the next multiannual financial framework.
And when that happens, I guarantee you will revert to form and shoot us both in the foot.
and the throne will revert to Francis.
Finally, still over dinner, we will revert to the issue of the enlargement of the Schengen area.
move on to another media attribute, the incorrect media attribute will revert to its previous value.
Several of the estates have been listed by the Government for decades, and will revert to the Crown permanently if they remain unidentified.
Several estates in Berkshire have been listed by the government for decades, and will revert to the crown permanently if they remain unidentified.
The European Council will revert to the issue in December on the basis of a report by the President of the European Council in close collaboration with the President of the Commission
The European Council will revert to this issue in December on the basis of a report of the President of the European Council in close cooperation with the President of the Commission
the amount calculated by applying the co-financing rate laid down in the decision on the operational programme will not be taken into account when the Commission will revert to the calculation based on the co-financing rate established for the programme in 2011.
the Commission will explore their full deployment and potential and will revert to the European Group on Ethics and New Technologies for
underuse over a significant period of time, the unused reference quantities will revert to the national reserve with a view to their reallocation to other producers;
Who knows how far we will revert?
Maybe she will revert to her old ways after marriage.
It will revert to this issue at its June 2009 meeting.
Afterwards, we will revert to Serbia as a follow-up to our December 2011 conclusions.
The Council will continue to follow the issue closely and will revert to it as necessary.