Recourse to the precautionary principle

A Strengthening consultation and prior impact analysis

Factors triggering recourse to the precautionary principle

I am referring to the use of majority voting across the board.

Action A framework for coregulation

Amendment 139 prohibits the use of framework agreements for works contracts.

This may entail application of the provisions of the Interinstitutional Agreement.

The use of electronic tools to record hearings is increasing.

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Do our Member States need a new wave of economic migration?

(b) Is without prejudice to any right of recourse against the other responsible States.

3.2 The grounds for opting for maximum harmonisation directives have likewise not been adequately explained.

However, priority would be given to the use of suitable intervention stocks where these are available.

The use of integrated programmes is one means of achieving greater effectiveness ( lll M 4).

the use of voluntary import restrictions to prevent cheap imports and to maintain competitiveness.

In future, recourse to the capital market should be the only option available.

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The State has up to a certain amount recourse to the deposit guarantee mechanism concerned .

1.8 Making greater use of Europe's considerable coal deposits could also help to mitigate this dependency.

1.8 Making greater use of Europe s considerable coal deposits could also help to mitigate this dependency.

2.11 Making greater use of Europe's considerable coal deposits could help to mitigate this dependency.

2.12 Making greater use of Europe's considerable coal deposits could help to mitigate this dependency.

a) Taking no action and relying on existing legislation and case law

In the course of the financial year, the Office recourse to a subsidy from the budget of the posted 50 554 application fees.

adopts resolutions on matters concerning or cov ered by the Convention

In my view, the European Communities should, apart from the European Investment Bank, promote a similar institution which, instead of simply making loans, could contribute risk capital to industrial undertakings established on a trans frontier basis in the EEC.

'Parliament shall not deliberate on any amendment unless it is moved during the debate.'

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Those measures are in line with the objective fixed by Regulation (EC) No 2799 98, namely to prevent a systematic advantage resulting from the use of the euro rather than the national currency.

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But the monetary policy story, while plausible, is not ironclad.

However, priority would be given to the use of suitable intervention stocks where these are available.

Mrs Castle, some time ago a German undersecretary, a member of Mr Schmidt's govern ment, expressed my point well when he said that industrialists have a solution for every problem while bureaucrats have a problem for every solution.

The general phenomenon of rising staff costs also makes increasing use of dataprocessing financially more attractive.

Members are responsible for putting the questions but the Chair cannot be responsible for the answers.

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On the contrary, the Commission cannot accept Amendments Nos 1 (second part), 3, 6, 7 (class='bold'>first part), 8(3), 14 (class='bold'>first part), 15 (class='bold'>first part), 20, 21, 23 (class='bold'>first part), 24, 25, 27, 29 (class='bold'>first and third parts), 31 (class='bold'>first part), 33 (class='bold'>first and third parts), 34 (class='bold'>first part), 35, 36, 37, 38 (class='bold'>first and third parts), 39, 40, 42, 48 and 49 (class='bold'>first and third parts).

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