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The environmental standards for products should continue to be based on ICAO Annex 16, but the Union would now be given the flexibility
Therefore, the negotiations continue to be based on the principle that each candidate country is treated according to its own progress,
The effective and responsible cost-sharing model sought by the Commission should continue to be based on joint funding from the EU
It will continue to be based on identified needs
Greenland and will continue to be based on the EC Greenland Fisheries Partnership Agreement and its successor Protocols.
although the formal excessive deficit procedure will continue to be based on annual statistics.
procedures for the association of the OCTs with the Community after 2013 should continue to be based on Article 187 of the EC Treaty,
Whereas a system of radiation protection for practices should continue to be based on the principles of justification of exposure,
while the sectoral tools would continue to be based on the principle of minimum harmonisation with the exception of the directives already adopted on the basis of maximum harmonisation,
The system continues to be based on an oversized hospital sector.
The Union's action continues to be based on a shared analysis of the threats
The allocation of euro banknote production continued to be based on the decentralised production scenario with pooling adopted in 2002.
Mrs BONINO said that the Commission's approach on BSE continues to be based on the principle of safe sourcing of raw materials,
If regulation of salmon fishing continues to be based on annual fixing of the TAC, the progressive decrease
the Presidency notes that Denmark makes it clear that its position in these negotiations continues to be based on the Edinburgh texts of 11-12 December 1992 on«Denmark and the Treaty on European Union».
that the strategic partnership between the European Union and Russia continues to be based on shared values such as democracy,
These continue to be based on the principles of competition law.
Monitoring and evaluation of the Directive at EU level will continue to be based on specific indicators.
Monetary policy will therefore continue to be based on a flexible exchange rate and an explicit price stability target.