Sentence examples for eu has decided from inspiring English sources

The EU has decided it couldn't allow the situation to deteriorate any further".

In order to limit the CO2 emissions in the transport sector, the EU has decided to include the aviation industry in the European Union Emission Trading Scheme (EU-ETS), from 1st January 2012 with the Directive 101/2008/EC.

In the light of this the EU has decided to ban the most hazardous chemicals, allowing time for the industry to adjust.

For these reasons, the EU has decided to stop accepting credits from these sources from next year, prompting companies to stock up on them now while they are still allowed.

The EU has decided that governments will have to shift 2% of the money they currently dole out to those who own or rent farmland into a scheme for "new entrant young farmers".

According to Charlie Gilreath, chief executive of Globalfulfillment.com, a firm that helps online businesses with their customers' orders, extra taxes or duties that were not included in the purchase price are among the main reasons why goods ordered online are returned.The EU has decided that intangibles delivered online should be taxed as services.

He also said laws on compensating victims of sexual violence had been changed in Kosovo and Croatia and that the EU had decided to build prevention of sexual violence into common security and defence policy missions.

Worse yet, the European Union has decided to halt EU financing of any Israeli projects grants, scholarships, you name it in the occupied lands.

"I was pleased to see that the EU, after much deliberation, has decided that they don't cause cancer".

He has been placed on the European Union's sanctions list at the request of the post-revolutionary government in Kiev, meaning his assets are at risk and he cannot travel to or through the EU; and now he has decided to come out fighting against the claims.

In the face of calls for it to have different pricing systems at the till, to charge people travelling inside the EU and outside EU destinations differently, WH Smith has decided that this is impossible, stating that "operational and financial system constraints make any form of 'dual pricing' for our extensive product file a practical impossibility".