entry into force

For that reason, we must focus on its entry into force.

One initial issue is the entry into force of the system.

We may be able to provide confirmation of entry into force.

The Constitution’s entry into force will give us a more solid basis for moving forward.

In 1997, the Commission gave itself the power to delay its entry into force.

A lot can happen between the signing ceremony and entry into force.

The Parliament has even put back the entry into force for 12 months because we take the airlines’ particular and difficult economic situation seriously.

Indeed, my services are already actively preparing its entry into force.

The review provides for this four years after the entry into force of the regulation.

If this does not happen, the agreement' s entry into force should be delayed.

We have worked hard for the earliest possible entry into force of the Treaty.

My second comment concerns the immediate entry into force of the Rules.

All such weapons must be destroyed within 10 years of the treaty's entry into force.

By being able to hold talks in relation to the entry into force of these measures?

But nor should any further conditions be laid down before the entry into force of monetary union.

This will allow for the rapid entry into force of the results which, as you recognise, are in both our and Mexico's interest.

The Commission should therefore perhaps anticipate the entry into force of the treaty.

Ratification of 1 more country will trigger its entry into force.

Article 4 is about ratification and entry into force of the Treaty.

Unless there is a change of policy, the United States will be a third party on its entry into force.

The entry into force of the directive is postponed until 2007.

We therefore maintain our proposal of two years, with a report on the situation as regards entry into force.

This has become an essential condition for the entry into force of the directive.

The treaty regime is weaker than it has been since its entry into force in 1970.

This should be seen as a guiding principle in further preparation for the entry into force of the decision.