In addition, the Authority seeks to develop its cooperation with national courts by introducing more practical tools for supporting national judges in their work.

reporting of fishing activities creates the potential to enhance significantly the efficiency and effectiveness of monitoring, control and surveillance operations both at sea and on land.

reporting of fishing activities creates the potential to enhance significantly the efficiency and effectiveness of monitoring, control and surveillance operations both at sea and on land.

cageside observations should include changes in skin and fur, eyes and mucous membranes as well as respiratory, circulatory, autonomic and central nervous systems, somatomotor activity and behaviour pattern.

cageside observations should be made and should include changes in skin and fur, eyes and mucous membranes as well as respiratory, circulatory, autonomic and central nervous systems, somatomotor activity and behaviour pattern.

During the period of application, the animals are observed to detect signs of toxicity.

These services do not necessarily have to cover all the features of the universal service, such as delivery or complete national coverage.

In order to respond to a lack of effective reporting tools in financial crisis situations, reporting functionalities have been developed in addition to the monthly and semi-annual reporting functionalities already provided for in Guideline ECB/2008/8.

Nor should it affect the home Member State's right to request the issuer to publish, in addition, parts of or all regulated information through newspapers.

However, according to Sweden Post, the relevant market to evaluate its markets position against, would be a larger ‘Messages Market’, which, in addition to addressed letters of all categories and types, priority and non-priority newspapers and periodicals as well as addressed direct mail, would include ‘all electronic alternatives to physical distribution of postal items.

Further, the draft law — atto camera 4163, ‘Disposizioni in materia di editoria e di diffusione della stampa quotidiana e periodica’ — introduces an amendment to Article 5 of Law 62 of 7 March 2001, which explicitly rules out from the eligible costs all the costs which are not incurred for the production of publishing products, in particular promotional and advertising costs.

Although press distribution can generally be part of the universal service in accordance with Directive 97/67/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of 15 December 1997 on common rules for the development of the internal market of Community postal services and the improvement of quality of service [21], the specific missions (distribution of newspapers and periodicals) to be compensated under the management contracts have been defined by the Belgian authorities according to criteria that distinguish them from the universal postal service.

Failing that, Sweden Post argues that the relevant market would be a ‘market for addressed physical messages’, that is one single market covering all forms and categories of letters (priority and non-priority, express and ‘normal’), addressed direct mail, newspapers and periodicals.

Those services include the transport of letters, addressed parcels weighing no more than 20 kg, or books, catalogues, newspapers and magazines (hereafter universal services).

The 10-year limit to the scheme has been explicitly introduced, after the notification, in the draft law presented to the Italian Parliament on 16 July 2003, atto camera 4163, ‘Disposizioni in materia di editoria e di diffusione della stampa quotidiana e periodica’.

transporting newspapers and magazines

Personal care activities

Member States shall not be required to apply paragraph 1 to contracts which involve transactions and which are performed immediately at the time of their conclusion.

Furthermore, the circumstances in which the facilities were granted, in particular the fact that interbank business is part of a bank’s and standard operations, the concomitant participation on a large scale by private operators, and the fact that [a regional bank] and [another regional bank] did not provide these facilities under the direction of the State, leads the Commission to the finding that there is no indication that these transactions are imputable to the State [40].

investments in establishing or upgrading a single national coordination centre, which coordinates 24/7 the activities of all national authorities carrying out external border control tasks (detection, identification, and intervention) and which is able to exchange information with the national coordination centres in other Member States;