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Winsl. et al., whilst other areas should be recognised as protected zones in respect of Erwinia amylovora Burr.
The particular noise problems of airports which are located in the centre of large conurbations(“city airports”) should be recognised by allowing for the introduction of more stringent rules.
to what extent the knowledge gained should be recognised.
employees in agriculture in this change process should be recognised.
even less"informal education" should be recognised.
agrees that corporate social responsibility(CSR) should be recognised and encouraged.
I am referring, firstly, to the role which should be recognised for women in this new multifunctional mountain farming.
A licence issued by a Member State should be recognised as valid throughout the Community.
judicial separation obtained outside England and Wales should be recognised in England and Wales.
Agro‑environmental measures taken to date should be recognised under the new environmental requirements(Pillar I), as is also
Certificates and documents issued in conformity with this Regulation, as well as AFS-Certificates and AFS-Declarations issued by Parties to the AFS-Convention should be recognised.
The provisions on social dialogue in the Communication are welcome and should be recognised across all of its relevant provisions.
adequate diet should be recognised and respected in practice throughout the world.
The creation of an area of shared prosperity will make it possible for the Council to firmly support common values that should be recognised and applied by all Mediterranean partners.
and these factors should be recognised at Community level as a fundamental social right.
In international law, however, there are several theories of when a state should be recognised as sovereign.
energy conservation covered by the essential requirements should be recognised in a safeguard clause providing for an adequate Community procedure.
These proceedings should produce their effects throughout the Community and should be recognised by all Member States.
This procedure is based on the principle that a product authorised in one Member State should be recognised by another.
It should be recognised that some EU flagged ships may have problems with port state control in non EU ports.