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The first directive set out the safety requirements that cars had to have, to be implemented in two phases.
the plan urgently needs to be implemented in all Member States.
technical building management functions to be implemented in buildings of different complexities;
which set the objectives to be implemented in the area of freedom,
the BLS-D are protocols comprising a sequence of first aid actions and maneuvers to be implemented in emergency situations
Roma communities and leaders in order to develop a jointly acceptable plan for the social inclusion of Roma to be implemented in close partnership;
Furthermore, it shall adopt detailed rules regarding programmes to be implemented in third countries in collaboration with international organisations in order to ensure their smooth running(Article 6).
including by requiring measures to be implemented in households affected by energy poverty
credit system managers, to be implemented in conjunction with political decision‑makers
which unveils 12 concrete actions to be implemented in close cooperation with the Member States.
actions aiming at identifying, in collaboration with the Member States concerned, the root causes for the higher error rates along with specific actions to be implemented in the current and the future programming period.
The requirement to treat all undertakings providing cross-border services to undertakings located in several Member States‘in the same way in all Member States' is too imprecise and too general to be implemented in practice.
Where appropriate the indicative amount of ERDF support for integrated actions for sustainable urban development to be implemented in accordance with the provisions under Article 7(2)
The annual programmes set out the measures to be implemented in the Member States,
which unveils12 concrete actions to be implemented in close cooperation with the EU Member States.
(2) The European Council of 4 November 2004 adopted The Hague Programme which set the objectives to be implemented in the area of freedom,
The Commission will consolidate its proposals by defining a strategy for efficient spectrum management in 2005 to be implemented in the 2006 review of the electronic communications framework.
which unveils12 concrete actions to be implemented in close cooperation with the Member States.