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food industries use them to a large extent for preservation.
In a number of cases, SOEs are also to a large extent protected from insolvency or bankruptcy procedures by their specific legal status.
We should, to a large extent, be thinking about reform,
The practice of intensive agriculture over the last years has made the farmers contribute, to a large extent, to global warming, and now they are facing its devastating effects.
The Council has to a large extent taken account of the Parliamentary amendments
Oneimmediate effect ofthese measures will betosolve, completely or to a large extent, the problem of those Member States withinsufficient quota, in particular Italy.
The quality of the involvement can, however, vary, as it depends in particular to a large extent on the culture of social dialogue in a given country.
The costs of capacity building and priority action in most vulnerable countries could, to a large extent, be covered by the existing Adaptation Fund.
This reflects to a large extent the impact that absolute
Given the demographic situation, achieving the NRP targets for poverty reduction depends to a large extent on the proper design of policies for older workers and disadvantaged people,
The proposed amendments are, to a large extent, informed by evolving case law of the European Court of Justice regarding the general principles of Community Law,
Organizations exist to fulfil their mission and their purpose, which to a large extent depends on whether the organizational environment(internal
This was to a large extent due to the fact that the time needed to achieve certain results had been underestimated in the contribution agreements,
The proposed rules on the governance and transparency codify, to a large extent, existing case-law of the Court of Justice in the context of decisions of the Commission taken in the area of antitrust15.
To a large extent this variation can be explained by the different types of market intervention,
overall, the objectives of the Dublin system have, to a large extent, been achieved, but that, owing to the lack of precise data, it has not been possible to evaluate the cost of the system.
It is generally recognised that these delays are, to a large extent, caused by ambiguities in the applicable EU legislation,
I agree to a large extent with the comments made by my colleague Fleckenstein
they are already there to a large extent.
Social policy falls to a large extent under the competence of the Member States which is why I am in favour of promoting the open method of coordination as well as the exchange of best practices aimed at combating social exclusion.