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The amount to be refunded or levied by way of registration taxes for a particular passenger car should be directly related to the residual value of that car.
I would also stress that territorial strategies should be directly related to the trans-European transport network guidelines,
which is established at Union level and should be directly applicable in the legal orders of the Member States.
suggesting that the national parliaments should be directly involved in monitoring the proper application of the subsidiarity principle.
eggs and poultrymeat should be directly related to or consequent upon health
suggesting that the national parliaments should be directly involved in monitoring the proper application of the subsidiarity principle.
as found in the Hebrew Bible, should be directly referred to Daniel, whose name it bears.
namely that the public authorities in the country of origin should be directly or indirectly responsible for inflicting the serious harm against which protection is needed, would obviously not be met.
The EESC considers, in this regard, that young people should be directly involved in defining operating models
This room should be directly below 528?
They should be directly across the creek.
As such, it should be directly linked with conditionality.
Her reflection should be directly behind her.
The European External Action Service(EEAS) should be directly involved.
Braxton island. You should be directly under the venting tower for the tunnel.
The level of control for a process should be directly matched to the risk;
Moreover, prices should be directly linked to the water quantity used or the pollution produced5.
SME umbrella organisations should be directly involved in decisions about the nature
The EESC considers that a certain number of delegations of power should be directly regulated by the European legislator.