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Emissions would be reduced by better combustion in the fireplace
The current fragmentation of the market would be reduced, since cross-border interoperability would be improved by allowing references to technical standards.
The citizens of Europe were given an undertaking that state borrowing would be reduced, an undertaking that after just six years is being reneged upon.
as their taxes would be reduced.
the number of the identities would be reduced.
The number of audit certificates per grant agreement and participant would be reduced and reports and reporting periods are to be rationalised.
The exclusionary effect would be reduced to 25% if this criterion were replaced by an EUR 50 million requirement.
You would see that your crime would be reduced and more and eventually disappear completely,
different remuneration for the same work or because voluntary company social benefits would be reduced.
For example, a bet matched at odds of 4 subject to a reduction of 25% would be reduced to a bet at odds of 3.
This too represents a serious cost for investors, which would be reduced by the draft directive.
The importance of wage policy in the policy-mix would be reduced, however, if monetary and budgetary policy were
There is no evidence that costs would be reduced by a European defence market,
Notes that under such a scenario, health damages would be reduced by around EUR 200 billion per year;
The number of airports covered would be reduced considerably if the definition of"airports of common interest" contained in the Commission proposal for trans-European networks were to be used as a basis.
the multinational entity's tax base would be reduced proportionately.
The maximum rate of call of the VAT resource would be reduced from 1% to 0,75% in 2002
In concrete terms that would mean that adverse preventable events would be reduced by 298.371 cases as compared to the baseline scenario, resulting also in a reduction of 3.450 prevented personal years of hospitalisation.
as the number of manufacturers in Europe would be reduced from three to two.
Fifty million barrels of oil would be saved and CO2 emissions would be reduced by 28 million tonnes per annum.