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• Let's show that second video showing the Tesla in action on ice.
• Sevoflurane produces unconsciousness by its action on the central nervous system.
• Determines the type of action on the sphere.
• In humans, independently of its action on glycaemia, metformin has favourable effects on lipid metabolism.
• Get her in action on the street.
• To this end, the Commission is currently preparing a plan of action on the internal market.
• Thirdly, increased economic globalisation requires swifter action on structural reforms.
• Every citizen wants action on radioactive waste.
• They exert a bactericidal action on growing cells only.
• We must take action on Saturday night.
• The Commission is asked to take action on this aspect.
• There is an urgent need for action on further training in the candidate countries.
• Nevertheless, action on health inequalities varies widely across Member States.
• Support action on the health effects of wider environmental and socio-economic determinants.
• When these accidents occurred, Parliament pressed the Commission to initiate action on tunnel safety.
• Specific action on musculoskeletal injuries is planned to be launched in 2004.
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• It is only now that we are beginning to take action on it.
• I support, therefore, Commission statements and the Commissioner's action on this matter.

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• ESMA shall duly take into account specificities of those markets.
• In particular the ECB should duly take into account the principles of equality and non-discrimination.
• The new proposal should duly take into consideration the results of an impact-assessment study.
• I will therefore of course duly take this into account.
• We believe that the Member States will duly take into consideration these intentions.
• takes note of the timetable as communicated by the Agency and awaits to be duly informed on the outcome of the check;
• When you take notes, you really take notes.
• The institutions, bodies, offices and agencies should duly take into account the recommendations of the European Ombudsman.
• In the event that CEIOPS is consulted, the supervisory authorities concerned shall duly take into account CEIOPS' advice before taking their joint decision.
• NRAs should duly take into account additional and quantifiable investment risk incurred by the SMP operator when setting the price of access to the unbundled fibre loop.
• The Council also added that the Commission should also duly take into account the overall political sensitivity of this special issue.
• The EDPS recommends that the interconnection and interoperability of systems should duly take into account the purpose limitation principle and be built around data protection standards (privacy by design).
• This evaluation should duly take into account the costs for privacy and the effectiveness for law enforcement.
• The new proposal shall duly take into consideration the results of the impact-assessment study referred to in Article 25a(2).
• Unfortunately, I did not hear the words European Parliament in your speech, but we will duly take part in the debate.
• In the event that CEIOPS is consulted, the supervisory authorities concerned shall duly take into account the advice of CEIOPS before taking their joint decision.
• The proposals therein deserve Parliament's overwhelming support and I trust that the Commission will duly take them on board.
• Takes note of the Commission's continued commitment to reducing state aid still further; stresses, however, that the quality of aid granted should be duly taken into account when assessing Member States' policies;
• Bearing in mind that a quick return of all the displaced persons currently residing in Ingushetia becomes more and more unlikely, it will also be necessary to duly take into consideration an adequate follow-up to the on-going operations in this area.
• Working arrangements shall comply with Community law and shall duly take into account Community foreign policy vis-à-vis third countries.