Sentence examples for the eu notes from inspiring English sources

In the EC Citizens Guide to the Privacy Shield, the EU notes that citizens can check the Privacy Shield list on the US Department of Commerce website to determine whether a company has signed up to the framework.

But their admission does not pose "existential" questions for the EU, notes one diplomat, just a lot of hard work on building up clean, capable governments, in which scary nationalists are marginalised.

"At present, there are no common safety standards or criteria for nuclear power plants in the EU," notes the report, suggesting that the stress tests could lead to "minimum technical criteria".

One major label executive – who is personally strongly opposed to Britain leaving the EU – notes that their company has made extra profits because the weak pound has increased the value of its sales in the UK.

To avoid spoiling the mood, Mr Olmert did not press for an EU economic boycott of Iran.When Germany deals with conflicts between Israel and its neighbours, it does so mainly through the EU, notes Patrick Müller of Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, a Berlin think-tank.

"The Commission wants to reassess the scope of the Directive to ensure citizens the same level of protection online and offline," the EU notes in a update on its plans, adding that the aim is to fashion rules that are "up to date with the challenges of the digital era".

A report by the EU noted, however, that legislation adopted to deal with cultural and minority rights required more "effective monitoring" and that the rights of women and children were only "partially guaranteed".

"Companies operating in Europe need the right people or they will move operations elsewhere," the EU noted in a statement.

"French prices have increased 45% since 2009 as compared to 29% in Germany and 25% in the EU," note Nelson and Czerwinski.

-The World Federation of Advertisers, European Association of Communication Agencies and Interactive Advertising Bureau Europe have made positive efforts to raise awareness of the Code, but the EU noted the absence of corporate signatories and stressed the key role brands and advertisers play in the efforts to de-monetize purveyors of disinformation.

Reliable observation missions (particularly the EU's) noted a long list of problems in the 2010 and 2013 elections.