Translation of "sous-groupe insémination artificielle " (French → English) :

As foreseen by our rules, the approved plan ensures that the continued market presence of some parts of the Dexia group is truly justified, without artificially keeping alive a failed business model, and that competition distortions resulting from the aid received are minimised.

subject to Council Directive 87/328/EEC of 18 June 1987 on the acceptance for breeding purposes of pure-bred breeding animals of the bovine species (6), intra-Community trade in bulls used for artificial insemination.

the EXCEL team for developing a new class of artificial meta-materials, called Left-Handed Materials or Negative Index Materials, which have the ability to overturn many familiar properties of light; the CECA team for breakthrough findings on climate and environmental change in the Arctic; the PULSE team for demonstrating the impact of European pulsar science on modern physics; the ESS project, European Social Survey, for radical innovations in cross-national surveys; and the EURO – PID project for cutting-edge research on a group of over 130 rare genetically determined diseases known as primary immunodeficiencies.

Perhaps I can give you some examples, as I am also a founding member of Canada's first support group for donor-inseminated families.

The group came out against an artificial distinction between compulsory and non-compulsory spending and believes that "on the understanding that the Council has the final word on resources and ceilings for financial perspectives, the European Parliament can have the final word on spending".

25. In view of the size, position on the steel market and strongly diversified production structure of the Thyssen/Rheinstahl Group, any new, substantial holdings which it acquired in steel producing or dealing undertakings, or in processing undertakings using steel in large quantities, might lead to further restrictions on competition, in particular by enabling the Group to establish an artificially privileged position involving a substantial advantage in access to supplies or markets. To enable the Commission to assess the probable effects of such holdings on competition, the acquisition thereof, where 10 % or more of the shares of the ...[+++] undertaking concerned are involved and, in the case of an undertaking not coming within Article 80 of the Treaty, its annual steel consumption exceeds 50 000 metric tons, should be made subject to prior authorization from the Commission.