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an international denomination which recognises same-sex unions
T lymphocytes are distinguished from other lymphocytes by a molecule on their surface called a T-cell receptor, which recognises the antigen carried by a specific invader,
A culture which recognises entrepreneurial thinking and supports initiatives for start-up
It is based on Article 191 EC, which recognises that political parties at European level are an important factor of integration and contribute to forming European awareness
Global partnerships are a vital part of our business model- which recognises that growth for Unilever is inextricably linked to our ability to have a positive social impact
introduction of new legislation which recognises the specific needs of sectors of the financial services industry,
The EESC's reservations would appear to be echoed in the European Court of Justice's Thin Cap ruling, which recognises that"measures to prevent thin capitalisation are not per se impermissible.
On 16 January 2018, the Commission adopted the"European Strategy for Plastics in a Circular Economy", which recognises that marine litter remains an issue
Eurocontrol signed a high-level agreement12 in 2012 which recognises the contribution that Eurocontrol can make to the establishment of an efficient European ATM system by supporting the single EU-designated European regulator of ATM namely the Commission.
it has referred to the importance of the 2020 Strategy, which recognises that the Lisbon Strategy did not work,
a modern system which recognises freedom of movement in Europe,
The proposed legal instrument to set up this framework would be a Directive, which recognises the different levels of ITS use
in line with the Commission Communication which recognises the need for further reform of the CAP in view of the changing nature of the farming industry in the EU27
The EU action is framed under Article 194 TFEU, which recognises that a certain level of coordination,
connected mobility for all', which recognises that the mobility sector is undergoing profound changes
This is in line with the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union(2) which recognises education as a right,
dignified ageing', which recognises that, throughout the EU, older women
work/life balance concerns and one which recognises and supports entrepreneurship1.
The EU must support measures which recognise and validate qualifications in the sector.
The latter claims persisted until relinquished under the Treaty of Tarawa, which recognised Kiribati's sovereignty over the majority of the Line Islands chain.