Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

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• the transparency on regulatory choices taken by Member States in areas not fully harmonised (Article 26) and the related review clause (Article 27(2)).
• This would make it possible to assess the effects of cohesion policies, in some cases, and the effects merely of choices taken freely by entrepreneurs in response to opportunities, in others.
• We have always looked for two things in this programme: firstly, a clear idea of the political direction reflected in the strategic choices taken by the European Commission, and secondly, a political debate between the institutions themselves.
• The principle of equal access throughout national territory is essential for the cohesion of the country and derives from major constitutional choices taken by the French Republic.
• Or was choice taken from me?
• What will the EU do to ensure that farmers, regions and countries genuinely have the option of refusing to grow GM crops without, for example, having this choice taken away as a result of contamination by wind
• 'The Commission may not intervene on the definition of a project's alignment, provided that choices taken by national authorities comply with Community and national legislation, including environmental rules.'

• It then has to be ensured that the choice made by the parties is an informed one, i.e. that both spouses have been duly informed of the practical implications of their choice.
• It is also a choice made by more and more countries concerned about the integration of global strategies for sustainable development.
• The choice made in the EAA is the following one:
• It is unacceptable to impose on everyone the choice made by some Member States to privatise and open up their public services to competition.
• 1. This Directive shall apply, according to the choice made by Member States, to:
• Whatever future humanity might have depends on the choice made right here, right now.
• species/strain used and justification for choice made;
• Nevertheless, the choice made in Ireland is a sovereign decision of the Irish people.