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We also urge the Commission to carefully take into account cross-border cloud systems in specific science communities, which already exist and work well,
I think it is crucial to establish European professional cards, which already exist in some cases, to cover all professions,
other certification systems which already exist in many Member States20.
directly into equity is in line with similar mechanisms which already exist for other cases.
within the mechanisms for cooperation and expertise which already exist.
rel evant to the project, which already exist before the project starts
Whereas to ensure flexibility in the management of costs, the President of the Office should be empowered to lay down the fees payable for examination reports which already exist at the date of application and are not available to the Office,
These resources would enable the fruit distribution programmes which already exist in certain Member States to be developed
It has the support of the shipowners because it provides them with waste facilities, which already exist in some European ports
the Commission“shall take into account the compatibility with other greenhouse gas emissions trading schemes which already exist in Member States”.
to supplement those which already exist for dealing with cross-border claims,
that there has not been greater study of the different forms of worker participation which already exist in the Member States.
by 1% per year, will, in practical terms, legalise the surpluses which already exist in certain countries,
Launch the MobileGo program which already existing on your PC.
choose the photo which already exists.
This is a tax which already exists.
Druva Druva is an old brand which already existed before the independency of Latvia.
This would formalise the procedure which already exists for example in the structural funds where structural funds are used to prop up lesser-used languages in some areas.
It could set up a safety net, which already exists in the cereals sector but not in the oilseed sector.
Extending the"disturbance clause" which already exists for other farm sectors,