Voorbeelden van het gebruik van It concludes in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Where it concludes that the concentration notified does not fall within the scope of this Regulation,
It concludes that considerable progress has been achieved during the term of the current Commission.
It concludes that electronic invoicing should be explicitly authorised by Community legislation
It concludes that environmental agreements are most efficiently used as part of a policy mix alongside legislative and economic instruments.
It concludes that such thresholds should be based on a combination of a systemic risk metric
It concludes that the momentum behind the reform process to secure the sustainability of adequate pensions must be maintained,
It concludes that considerable progress has been made since the first evaluation of Germany in 1999.
It concludes that the present system of managed floating exchange rates is likely to continue after the introduction of the euro.
It concludes that, to be effective,
It concludes that EMU need not be damaging to that protection,
It concludes with a quote by Cecilia Johansson,
If it concludes that a country has not done enough in exchange for the money,
The most logical delivery system for the terrorist to use would be an airborne attack. Now, it concludes that.
And that Oslo police should have responded more quickly It concludes that Breivik could have been detected earlier to his attack on Utøya Island.
The European Commission has given Microsoft a final opportunity to comment before it concludes its antitrust probe.
It concludes that the measures currently provided for under this legislation are still adequate
It concludes that no advantage has been conferred on the Post Of fice in its capacity as a public service
Of course, the European Union can exert a great deal of influence through the trade agreements under the Cotonou agreement which it concludes with countries in which such practices are rife and by introducing extraterritorial legislation.
Nevertheless, it concludes that the Directive needs to be adapted to the recent major technological progress in this field