a universal system vs an universal system

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• The rapporteur wants to bring in a universal system of uniform emission limits, which would have to be worked out in a huge bureaucratic exercise that would take at least eight years.
• The European Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) system that regulates the use of hazardous substances in this electronic equipment has in fact become a universal system that is used in no less than 28 non-EU countries.
• I also appreciate the difficulty of trying to create a universal system affecting fifteen different countries with fifteen different practices.
• If we want to settle this issue, we must move towards a universal fee system, which will be mandatory and not linked to the act of waste treatment.
• The University, which is appealing for financial support, provides education and training in a universal value system, and particularly for students from poor families.
• Although a universal TEE system would resolve problems in an international context with regard to correspondence between tax concessions granted on the one hand and levying of taxation on the other; there are serious objections to the TEE system.
• However, the report does support the Commission's basic plan for a universal pensions system, although it waters them down by asking for collective systems of funded pensions to be promoted over individual financial pension and savings schemes.
• Amendment No 44, introducing a universal donor identification system, which is both costly and over ambitious and unnecessary, is not acceptable either.
• In particular, I agree with public information on standards of water quality, to be delivered via a simple and universal system of signalling, involving symbols.
• It is a very complex directive that certain countries such as my own are distrustful of, a directive in which we are dealing with a universal health system for more than a million Community citizens.
• Drawing attention to the influence of advertising is all well and good, but it would be better to postulate ethical-legal control based on prior acceptance of a universal value system, founded, best of all, on divine law.
• Subject: A universal voting procedure system in the EU
• Subject: A universal voting procedure system in the EU
• Does the Commission feel that the time has come to have a universal voting procedure system in the EU?
• I am voting for this proposal, as pre-school end early-childhood education are provided in accordance with various traditions throughout the European continent, making the creation of a universal European system for early-childhood education difficult.
• If the seating position is intended to accommodate only a forward-facing universal restraint system, proceed according to paragraphs 2.6.2, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9 and 2.10.
• In Europe, law and order is based on a system of universal values that is enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights and in the emerging Constitution.
• This means that a common and universal insurance system must be set up to include all Member States and all farmers as part of a reinsurance scheme.
• considers that the Directive should clearly indicate the principle that a postal undertaking is not responsible for differentiating the costs of universal service if the Member State has not introduced a financing system for universal service or if universal service is left to be handled by market forces;
• I do not personally think that in Amendment No 7 where there is a proposal that we have to have an absolutely universal system of ISO standard microchips, that you can expect all animals fitted with a chip to be of that universal variety in the early stages.

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• I do not personally think that in Amendment No 7 where there is a proposal that we have to have an absolutely universal system of ISO standard microchips, that you can expect all animals fitted with a chip to be of that universal variety in the early stages.
• an anti-rotation device for an Isofix universal child restraint system consists of the Isofix top-tether;
• an anti-rotation device for an Isofix universal child restraint system consists of the Isofix top tether;
• An anti-rotation device for an Isofix universal child restraint system consists of the Isofix top-tether.
• In particular, I agree with public information on standards of water quality, to be delivered via a simple and universal system of signalling, involving symbols.
• The rapporteur wants to bring in a universal system of uniform emission limits, which would have to be worked out in a huge bureaucratic exercise that would take at least eight years.
• I also appreciate the difficulty of trying to create a universal system affecting fifteen different countries with fifteen different practices.
• The European Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) system that regulates the use of hazardous substances in this electronic equipment has in fact become a universal system that is used in no less than 28 non-EU countries.
• But in terms of their actual reality, as particular sectors, the truth of their particularity... resides in the universal system that contains them:
• development and adoption of comprehensive, coherent and effective legislation at the national level, thereby contributing to a harmonised, strengthened and more universal system of nuclear security,
• Democratic basic rights and the universal value system apply on the Asian continent as well.
• If the seating position is intended to accommodate a forward-facing or rearward-facing universal restraint system, proceed according to paragraphs 2.6.1, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9 and 2.10.
• If the seating position is intended to accommodate only a forward-facing universal restraint system, proceed according to paragraphs 2.6.2, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9 and 2.10.
• If we want to settle this issue, we must move towards a universal fee system, which will be mandatory and not linked to the act of waste treatment.
• The University, which is appealing for financial support, provides education and training in a universal value system, and particularly for students from poor families.
• Proceeds from the sale of universal mobile telecommunication systems (UMTS) licences [1A.
• Proceeds from the sale of UMTS (universal mobile telecommunication systems) licences [1A.
• Universal Mobile Telephone System (UMTS) services
• Universal automatic identification system equipment (AIS)
• Although a universal TEE system would resolve problems in an international context with regard to correspondence between tax concessions granted on the one hand and levying of taxation on the other; there are serious objections to the TEE system.