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According to the Commission, the amount of€ 29,799.63 could not be taken into account, since this would involve transfer between cost categories that require prior authorisation.
The first step would involve achieving complete reporting of emissions
This would involve collaboration between technology manufacturers,
It would involve disproportionate effort In such a case, we will inform you in an equally effective
According to the Commission, the amount of€ 29,799.63 could not be taken into account since this would involve transfer between cost categories,
This would involve the transfer of existing national civil space budgets into the EC budget and a commitment of new EC funds.
Option A3(codification of existing principles) would involve the codification of existing EU rules
along the lines the administrators planned, it would involve many necessary and interdependent facets, such as.
The first step would involve the reactions of the industry to the supply disruption;
In FP7, this would involve activities and projects embedded in the international Broader Approach to fusion energy, undertaken by EURATOM in collaboration with ITER partners.
I would stay and say hi, but that would involve a lot of listening and sad nodding.
This option would involve establishing an EU central TFTS unit,
This policy option would involve the extension of the EC type-approval legislation to include hydrogen powered vehicles
It would involve providing operational guidance to expand on the principles laid down in Article 42 of Directive 2004/18/EC.
This would involve including new information on the label
A typical commercial laser for cutting materials would involve a motion control system to follow a CNC or G-code of the
This process would involve examining the suitability of each sector, and the health sector in particular, for introduction of the country-of-origin principle.
Those responsibilities would involve the use of administrative measures
The second relates to the creation of a single EU eco-labelling scheme and the third would involve the establishment of EU minimum requirements for voluntary eco-labelling schemes.
This process would involve examining- as part of a comprehensive impact assessment, also including social and environmental aspects- the suitability of each sector for introduction of the country-of-origin principle.