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the Union agreed that future enlargement strategy would be based on consolidation of commitments,
It is not anticipated that such proposals would be based on the highest level of consumer protection, which has been achieved by some national legislations.
Revised legislation that would be based on minimum harmonisation combined with a mutual recognition clause
Fishing sustainability would be based on reaching the MSY level for fish stocks in 2015
He added that relations with Russia would be based upon"defense and dialogue.".
because the planned measures under option 3 would be based on binding agreements.
I also came to understand that almost every decision I would make for the rest of my life would be based on the answers to those three questions.
European levels would be based on the following principles.
the portal would be based on information provided by the enterprises themselves.
One would be based on CO2 emissions of the energy product
The Consumers Charter would be based on Annex A of the Directives
The adjustment of EU staff salaries and pensions would be based on nominal salary changes in the Member States(without deducting national inflation).
The adjustment of EU staff salaries and pensions would be based on nominal salary evolutions in the basket of Member States(without deducting national inflation).
Madrid's proposal would be based on the principles of“justice” and“solidarity.".
Since at least 2007, he was trying to launch an independent Ruble System, a financial system that would be based on Russia's real economy
Similarly, a transfer which would be based on one of the derogations foreseen in Article 9 should also be based on a case-by-case assessment.
Capture of FTT revenue would be based on the principle of tax residence of the financial institution or trader.
The reform would be based on Articles 81(2)(a),(c) and(f) TFEU.
The second model would be based on a distribution key through which all Member States would contribute in accordance with their GDP.
Option 1: The revised legislation would be based on full harmonisation complemented on issues not fully harmonised with a mutual recognition clause.