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They want to re assert their control over their former colony.

(b) the contracting party who is bound may assert against the third party all defences which the contracting party could assert against the other party to the contract.

In ASSERT, improvement in signs and symptoms was observed as early as week 2.

The Members of the European Parliament, as one may imagine, wanted to assert their new authority in budgetary matters.

4.4 The Programme must therefore up date and re assert the EU's social policy goals and ambitions well beyond 2010.

4.4 The Programme must therefore up date and re assert the EU's social policy goals, proposals and ambitions well beyond 2010.

MOD or vasopressor dependent septic shock) when treated within a strictly defined time window, to assert the benefit risk profile of Xigris .

1.3 The Commission is right to assert that business creation, business success and business failure are each inherent in the market economy.

2.8 The Commission is right to assert that business creation, business success and business failure are each inherent in the market economy.

4.5 Only through systematic, ongoing support can people with disabilities be helped to cope with everyday life and to assert their rights.

4.6 Only through systematic, ongoing support can people with disabilities be helped to cope with everyday life and to assert their rights.

Member States shall ensure , through the convergence of their actions , that the Union is able to assert its interests and values on the international scene .

Member States shall ensure, through the convergence of their actions, that the Union is able to assert its interests and values on the international scene.

2.3.6 Legal expenses insurance helps consumers to assert their rights and obtain fair compensation either through an out of court settlement or through judicial proceedings.

Towards the end of her life, when she was beginning to assert her independence and as her confidence grew, we saw more and more of this Diana.

2.4 Member States should be encouraged by the Commission to assert their national interests to retain or recover influence over core telecommunications infrastructure trunk level transmission and switching networks.

In doing so, it wished not only to draw attention to aspects of the budget approach which it considered unacceptable, but also fully to assert its budget authority role within the Community financial system.

(8) The procedure established by this Regulation should constitute an optional means for the claimant to assert his rights which is available as an alternative to existing procedures for obtaining protective measures under national law.

2.18 Member States should be encouraged by the Commission to assert their national interests in the development and use of trunk level transmission and switching networks for the achievement of national policy objectives like closing the broadband gap.

2.20 Member States should be encouraged by the Commission to assert their national interests in the development and use of trunk level transmission and switching networks for the achievement of national policy objectives like closing the broadband gap.

In the second clinical study (ASSERT), 279 patients were randomized to receive either placebo (Group 1, n 78) or 5 mg kg infliximab (Group 2, n 201) at 0, 2 and 6 weeks and every 6 weeks to week 24.

We can assert with some confidence that our own period is one of decline, that the standards of culture are lower than they were 50 years ago, and that the evidences of this decline are visible in every department of human activity.

It is of course quite incorrect to assert, as Mr Helmer does, that the EU costs the economy EUR 350 billion and the internal market does not bring that many benefits, so the cost of EU regulation exceeds the benefits of the single market.

7.5 The vast majority of cities and metropolitan areas wishing to assert their importance at European and international level present their own situation using national and regional figures, without always being aware themselves of the actual size of the area they are referring to.

4.8 Furthermore, the EESC recommends that in Article 1, the words at the Union level be replaced with in Union affairs and questions , reflecting the comments made above, in order to assert that civic participation is indivisible and that EU related affairs are not decided at Union level alone.

3.1 In its opinion on the White Paper on action for damages resulting from infringements of the Union's antitrust rules, the EESC had stressed the need for adopting measures to improve the legal conditions under which victims of an anti competitive practice can assert their right to seek compensation for the harm suffered.

Another school of opinion followed Mr. Fearenside, and either accepted the piebald view or some modification of it as, for instance, Silas Durgan, who was heard to assert that if he choses to show enself at fairs he'd make his fortune in no time, and being a bit of a theologian, compared the stranger to the man with the one talent.

1.1.9 The launch of this proposal by the Commission should not be seen as an opportunity to scatter funds thinly across the regions, including rich ones, with the promise of a noble objective instead, the opportunity presented by the proposal should be seized to pursue regional convergence in order to assert a European concept, through common indicators, of cohesion par excellence!

1.11 The launch of this proposal by the Commission should not be seen as an opportunity to scatter funds thinly across the regions, including rich ones, with the promise of a noble objective instead, the opportunity presented by the proposal should be seized to pursue regional convergence in order to assert a European concept, through common indicators, of cohesion par excellence!

(6) The right to data protection is recognised by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, in particular in Article 8 thereof information systems such as IMI should ensure that the different responsibilities and obligations shared between the Commission and the Member States as regards data protection rules are clear and that data subjects are provided with simple and easily available mechanisms to assert their rights.

1.1 For a number of years, the EESC has deemed relations between the European Union and Latin America to be part of a broader strategic framework which, as well as covering trade relations also reflects Europe's desire to assert its role as a valid partner in the process of building a social model based on the rule of law, democracy and respect for human rights, peace and solidarity between peoples1.

1.1 For a number of years, the EESC has deemed relations between the European Union and Latin America to be part of a strategic framework that covers more than just trade relations, given that they reflect Europe's desire to assert its role as a key partner in the process of building a social model based on the Rule of Law, democracy and respect for human rights, peace and solidarity between peoples.