A Mixed Commission composed of an equal number of representatives of both Chiefs of Defense Staffs shall consequently prepare the annual plan of bilateral cooperation for the subsequent calendar year.

4.3 The Contracting Parties shall take measures for data transmission in the EURDEP format on bilateral or multilateral level (with other countries possessing AMS monitors) and in co-operation with the European Commission.

After expiry of the period for reply, the Commission shall invite the Republic of Slovenia to a bilateral discussion, and both parties shall endeavour to reach an agreement as to the action to be taken and on an evaluation of the gravity of the infringement and the financial loss to the Community.

The Commission considers that a bilateral interchange fee agreement will normally fall outside Article 85 (1).

After expiry of the period allowed for reply, the Commission shall invite the Member State to a bilateral discussion and the parties shall endeavour to reach agreement on the measures to be taken and on an evaluation of the gravity of the infringement and the financial loss to the Community.

In order to ensure transparency and consistency between cooperation operations and improve complementarity between them and the Member States' bilateral aid, the Commission shall communicate to the Member States and their representatives on the spot the notes identifying projects as soon as the decision to appraise them has been taken.

Under the bilateral agreement concluded between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation, approved by Decision 2002/309/EC, Euratom of the Council and of the Commission(2), certain Swiss cheeses qualify for reduced customs duty on importation into the Community where they meet certain conditions regarding composition and maturation time.

A Member State maintaining national measures or measures resulting from bilateral agreements at the end of the five year period indicated in paragraph 2 may, in case of serious disturbances of its labour market or threat thereof and after notifying the Commission, continue to apply these measures, until the end of the seven year period following the date of accession.

A Member State maintaining national measures or measures resulting from bilateral agreements at the end of the five year period indicated in paragraph 2 may, in case of serious disturbances of its labour market or threat thereof and after notifying the Commission, continue to apply these measures until the end of the seven year period following the date of accession.

On completion of this review, and no later than at the end of the two year period following the date of accession, the present Member States shall notify the Commission whether they will continue applying national measures or measures resulting from bilateral agreements, or whether they will apply Articles 1 to 6 of Regulation (EEC) No 1612/68 henceforth.

The bilateral agreement concluded between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation concerning trade in agricultural products, signed in Luxembourg on 21 June 1999 and approved by Decision 2002/309/EC, Euratom of the Council and of the Commission(3) (hereinafter called the "Agreement with Switzerland"), concerns in particular the opening of quotas and reductions in customs duties on certain milk products originating in Switzerland.

The Member States and the Commission shall also communicate to each other, by means of regular meetings between the Commission and Member State representations on the spot, bilateral contacts or meetings of Member State and Commission experts and in the context of the proceedings of the EDF Committee referred to in Article 21, any information they possess on other bilateral, regional or multilateral aid granted to or envisaged for ACP States.

Commission Regulation (EC) No 3168/94 of 21 December 1994 establishing in the field of application of Council Regulation (EC) No 517/94 on common rules for imports of textile products from third countries not covered by bilateral agreements, protocols or other arrangements or by other specific Community import rules a Community import licence (OJ L 335, 23.12.1994, p. 23), as amended by:

The Commission shall submit an annual report to the Council, commencing in the second half of the first year following the entry into force of this Directive, on progress made in multilateral or bilateral negotiations regarding access for Community undertakings to the markets of third countries in the fields covered by this Directive, on any result which such negotiations may have achieved, and on the implementation in practice of all the agreements which have been concluded.

Among them Italians, from a system where violations of professional ethics are dealt with by the tribunal of the journalistic 'order' authorized to place a life-long ban from the journalistic profession on any person who has committed a serious violation; then representatives from Slovenia, where adjudications are within the competence of the journalistic ethics commission; then Swedes, who recognize both the press council and a press ombudsman as being responsible for the protection of human rights; Germans, who have a bipartite press council composed of journalists and publishers only; Britons whose Press Complaints Commission is the product of an agreement between publishers, journalists and the public.

Since from 1 June 2002, the date of entry into force of the bilateral agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation concerning trade in agricultural products, signed in Luxembourg on 21 June 1999 and approved by Decision 2002/309/EC, Euratom of the Council and of the Commission(5), eligibility for the preferential duty rate is no longer subject to compliance with a minimum free-at-frontier value, and since the cheeses covered by those codes are now imported under CN codes 0406 90 13 to 0406 90 17, as listed in Annex II(D) to Regulation (EC) No 2535/2001, CN codes 0406 90 02 to 0406 90 06 are no longer required.

By way of derogation from the provisions of Article 60, reactors installed in the territories of a Member State which may go critical before the expiry of a period of seven years from the date of entry into force of this Treaty shall, during a period of not more than ten years from that date, in order to take account of work and studies already initiated, be granted priority which may be exercised in respect both of supplies of ores or source materials coming from the territories of that State and also of supplies of source materials or special fissile materials which are the subject of a bilateral agreement concluded before the entry into force of this Treaty and communicated to the Commission in accordance with Article 105.

Moreover, particularly in the priority areas on which the Council has adopted specific resolutions on policy coordination, the Member States and the Commission shall carry out systematic exchanges of information and views on their policies and strategies for each recipient country and shall, wherever desirable and possible, agree on common sectoral guidelines on a country-by-country basis, by means of regular meetings between the Commission and Member State representations on the spot, bilateral contacts or meetings of Member State and Commission experts and in the context of the proceedings of the EDF Committee referred to in Article 21, which must play a central role in this process.

In order to address serious disturbances or the threat thereof in specific sensitive service sectors on their labour markets, which could arise in certain regions from the transnational provision of services, as defined in Article 1 of Directive 96/71/EC, and as long as they apply, by virtue of the transitional provisions laid down above, national measures or those resulting from bilateral agreements to the free movement of Lithuanian workers, Germany and Austria may, after notifying the Commission, derogate from the first paragraph of Article 49 of the EC Treaty with a view to limit in the context of the provision of services by companies established in Lithuania, the temporary movement of workers whose right to take up work in Germany and Austria is subject to national measures.

In order to address serious disturbances or the threat thereof in specific sensitive service sectors on their labour markets, which could arise in certain regions from the transnational provision of services, as defined in Article 1 of Directive 96/71/EC, and as long as they apply, by virtue of the transitional provisions laid down above, national measures or those resulting from bilateral agreements to the free movement of Latvian workers, Germany and Austria may, after notifying the Commission, derogate from the first paragraph of Article 49 of the EC Treaty with a view to limit in the context of the provision of services by companies established in Latvia, the temporary movement of workers whose right to take up work in Germany and Austria is subject to national measures.

In order to address serious disturbances or the threat thereof in specific sensitive service sectors on their labour markets, which could arise in certain regions from the transnational provision of services, as defined in Article 1 of Directive 96/71/EC, and as long as they apply, by virtue of the transitional provisions laid down above, national measures or those resulting from bilateral agreements to the free movement of Czech workers, Germany and Austria may, after notifying the Commission, derogate from the first paragraph of Article 49 of the EC Treaty with a view to limit in the context of the provision of services by companies established in the Czech Republic, the temporary movement of workers whose right to take up work in Germany and Austria is subject to national measures.

In order to address serious disturbances or the threat thereof in specific sensitive service sectors on their labour markets, which could arise in certain regions from the transnational provision of services, as defined in Article 1 of Directive 96/71/EC, and as long as they apply, by virtue of the transitional provisions laid down above, national measures or those resulting from bilateral agreements to the free movement of Estonian workers, Germany and Austria may, after notifying the Commission, derogate from the first paragraph of Article 49 of the EC Treaty with a view to limit in the context of the provision of services by companies established in Estonia, the temporary movement of workers whose right to take up work in Germany and Austria is subject to national measures.

In order to address serious disturbances or the threat thereof in specific sensitive service sectors on their labour markets, which could arise in certain regions from the transnational provision of services, as defined in Article 1 of Directive 96/71/EC, and as long as they apply, by virtue of the transitional provisions laid down above, national measures or those resulting from bilateral agreements to the free movement of Polish workers, Germany and Austria may, after notifying the Commission, derogate from the first paragraph of Article 49 of the EC Treaty with a view to limit in the context of the provision of services by companies established in Poland, the temporary movement of workers whose right to take up work in Germany and Austria is subject to national measures.

In order to address serious disturbances or the threat thereof in specific sensitive service sectors on their labour markets, which could arise in certain regions from the transnational provision of services, as defined in Article 1 of Directive 96/71/EC, and as long as they apply, by virtue of the transitional provisions laid down above, national measures or those resulting from bilateral agreements to the free movement of Slovenian workers, Germany and Austria may, after notifying the Commission, derogate from the first paragraph of Article 49 of the EC Treaty with a view to limit in the context of the provision of services by companies established in Slovenia, the temporary movement of workers whose right to take up work in Germany and Austria is subject to national measures.

In order to address serious disturbances or the threat thereof in specific sensitive service sectors on their labour markets, which could arise in certain regions from the transnational provision of services, as defined in Article 1 of Directive 96/71/EC, and as long as they apply, by virtue of the transitional provisions laid down above, national measures or those resulting from bilateral agreements to the free movement of Slovak workers, Germany and Austria may, after notifying the Commission, derogate from the first paragraph of Article 49 of the EC Treaty with a view to limit in the context of the provision of services by companies established in Slovakia, the temporary movement of workers whose right to take up work in Germany and Austria is subject to national measures.

In order to address serious disturbances or the threat thereof in specific sensitive service sectors on their labour markets, which could arise in certain regions from the transnational provision of services, as defined in Article 1 of Directive 96/71/EC, and as long as they apply, by virtue of the transitional provisions laid down above, national measures or those resulting from bilateral agreements to the free movement of Hungarian workers, Germany and Austria may, after notifying the Commission, derogate from the first paragraph of Article 49 of the EC Treaty with a view to limit in the context of the provision of services by companies established in Hungary, the temporary movement of workers whose right to take up work in Germany and Austria is subject to national measures.

research work and studies destined to provide input to the Commission's work, with a view to further develop bilateral relations;

All such bilateral arrangements shall be notified to the Commission, which shall inform the other Member States.

Whereas the Commission has negotiated on behalf of the Community a bilateral agreement on trade in textile products with Slovenia;

Rapid two-way communication should be established between the Commission and the Member States regarding the quantities applied for and imported.

(1) The Commission has negotiated, on behalf of the Community, bilateral agreements to extend the existing bilateral agreements on trade in textile products with certain third countries (Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan).

'Joint body' means any bilateral or multilateral commission or other appropriate institutional arrangements for cooperation between the Riparian Parties;

the competent authorities of all the Member States and the Commission, at the request of one of those authorities or the Commission, in so far as the matters involved are not solely of bilateral interest.

The Commission has negotiated on behalf of the Community a bilateral Agreement in the form of a Memorandum of Understanding on trade in textile products with Sri Lanka.

The Commission has negotiated on behalf of the Community a bilateral Agreement in the form of a Memorandum of Understanding on trade in textile products with Brazil.

The Commission has negotiated on behalf of the Community a bilateral Agreement in the form of a Memorandum of Understanding on trade in textile products with Pakistan.

Where the competent authorities make arrangements on bilateral matters covered by this Directive other than as regards individual cases, they shall as soon as possible inform the Commission thereof.

3. Where the competent authorities make arrangements on bilateral matters covered by this Directive other than as regards individual cases, they shall as soon as possible inform the Commission thereof.

Where the Member States conclude bilateral arrangements on matters covered by this Regulation other than to deal with individual cases, they shall inform the Commission without delay.

Upon request by a third country, the Commission will enter into consultations with the aim of achieving bilateral or multilateral agreements on recognition of the equivalence of specified phytosanitary measures.

Member States, the Commission and the Bank shall also communicate, within the framework of the Committee referred to in Article 5, information in their possession on other bilateral and multilateral aid for the Occupied Territories.

The Commission shall pay the greatest attention to the careful management of the bilateral and regional indicative programmes and the individual projects and programmes financed through them.

On 24 April 2003, the Commission initialled a bilateral agreement with Canada on trade in wine and spirits, which once it has entered into force, would contribute to the protection of Community interests in this field.

The Commission and the Member States shall on the basis of bilateral administrative arrangements cooperate to coordinate plans, methods and implementation of checks so as to maximise the usefulness of those carried out.

the Commission has negotiated on behalf of the Community an agreement in the form of an Exchange of Letters to revise and extend the existing bilateral agreement and protocols on trade in textile products with the Republic of Belarus;

Whereas, the Commission has negotiated on behalf of the Community a bilateral Agreement with the Russian Federation on trade in textile products covered by Chapters 50 to 63 of the Combined Nomenclature initialled in Brussels on 28 March 1998;

Measures taken pursuant to this Article comply with the Community's obligations under any international agreements, bilateral or multilateral, governing the taking-up and pursuit of the business of credit institutions.

Whereas the Commission has negotiated on behalf of the Community bilateral agreements to amend and, where appropriate, renew the existing bilateral agreements and protocols on trade in textile products with certain third countries;

In order to speed up the work the Commission of the European Communities will endeavour, as far as possible, to encourage the use of additional resources such as investment by certain Member States of the Community on a bilateral basis or from public or private funds.

If the competent authorities in the Member States agree bilaterally or multilaterally with the competent authorities of the other Contracting Parties that, in accordance with Article 10 of the ASOR, the list of passengers need not be drawn up, the Member States concerned shall inform the Commission thereof.