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The Article continues the provision laid down in the ESD explaining how such adjustments would be made.
whereby adjustments would be made in all plants on the basis of solidarity.
The president stated that hotel reservations would be made by the EESC secretariat in accordance with the usual procedure,
we infer that sweeping changes would be made in the entire organization
we infer that sweeping changes would be made in the entire organization
Disclosure would be made to the creditor or to the competent authority,
Any public offering of securities to be made in the United States of America would be made by means of a prospectus that could be obtained from the Company
in their respect, findings would be made on the basis of the facts available in accordance with Article 18 of the basic Regulation.
However, these sacrifices would be made without giving any prospect of sustainable employment to the remaining workers,
In future, the choice of food would be made by national authorities on the basis of nutritional criteria
an appeal would be made to Caesar.
any refund of the PCRx license fee you receive would be made as a credit to that credit card account.
it was to be through this Messiah that Abraham's natural posterity would be blessed, and would be made a channel of blessing to all nations.
The Commission representative assured the Council that the regulatory framework to precede any vaccination campaign would be rapidly drawn up and that every effort would be made to guarantee that vaccines were available in case of emergency.
have the possibility to decide that the approval of the report or certificate and the payments would be made within a single time-limit Article 106.
EC whole vehicle type-approval would be made mandatory for all categories presently covered by the Framework Directive,
it is unlikely that such exports would be made at dumped prices see recital(38) above.
in fact, be the case that decisions in Europe would be made by bureaucratic means.
banana imports foreseen to take place no later that 1 January 2006[61], the Commission agreed to the Court's recommendation that a thorough analysis of the impact of the transition on all the parties involved would be made at the time of the abovementioned review exercise.
decisions about the text of the concordat would be made on the basis of the both projects,