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That solution, which would be in line with the recent precedent of Olympic Airways, would allow a
A Directive in particular would be in line with the approach taken in previous Commission Communications
This would be in line with previous undertakings
to increase the impact of the distribution within a limited budget and would be in line with the current practice,
fair solutions that would be in line with both the EU's and Member States' obligations under international law.
increase the impact of the distribution within a limited budget and would be in line with the current practice,
The analysis of the possible approaches concluded that further legal instruments that would be in line with the above-mentioned objective and existing policy could be developed(Option C3).
Possible initiatives in this area would be in line with the goals of the Commission's Green Paper on the EU Corporate Governance Framework
Such an outcome would be in line with the Commission policy to facilitate the role of such banks
This would be in line with MJ-12(in this case declared as an individual group MJ-1),
Such an outcome would be in line with the Commission policy to facilitate the role of such publicly-owned banks
the second would be in line with the traditional doctrine of separation of activities,
an 18-week period of leave, which would be in line with recommendations from the International Labour Organisation(ILO).
rate of government expenditure, taking into account discretionary revenue measures, would be in line with the expenditure benchmark of the Stability and Growth Pact.
That would be in line with.
That would be in line with this regimes policy.
This would be in line with Article 5 of the UNCRC.
This would be in line with the existing border management policy.
In 2015, the planned improvement of 0.3% of GDP would be in line with Stability and Growth Pact rules.