proximity principle

The proximity principle is mentioned in article 10 of the Commission proposal.

When it comes to the pure clean-up work, I certainly think that the proximity principle ought to be applied.

This is the proximity principle and was the subject of a European Parliament resolution back in 1996.

Such a policy ties in with the prevention principle and the proximity principle.

They help us in many ways to reinforce the proximity principle and ensure there is no possibility of waste tourism.

The use of transport to ship the waste to locations where land is more freely available may conflict with the proximity principle.

In general, the European Union should let the proximity principle play a much greater role in external policy.

The proximity principle must be taken seriously.

Newcomb also studied factors associated with acquaintance and attraction, including the proximity principle.

All of the ships should remain in the US for environmentally sound dismantling, according to the proximity principle.

This clearly means that the proximity principle should apply in principle in the Union too.

One more area in which conflict can arise is the complete implementation of a physical proximity principle in conjunction with the internal market.

An approach coined in a formula he named "The Proximity Principle".

With the increasing use of technological-based communication, it is important to reflect on the impact this may have on the proximity principle.

If we know that facilities exist, according to the proximity principle, in the United States, then why not send experts in the other direction.

People want less interference by the EU and they want the proximity principle genuinely to be applied.

The proximity principle suggests that waste should generally be disposed of as near to its place of production as possible.

Within the realm of social psychology, the proximity principle accounts for the tendency for individuals to form interpersonal relations with those who are close by.

I do not believe that the proximity principle has any role to play in this case, because all the EU Member States are central.

For that reason, there is a need to consider application of the European Community's proximity principle to the use of facilities by neighbouring countries.

As Commissioner Wallström said, this is where it is enormously important that the proximity principle should apply.

The Proximity Principle requires waste to be disposed of as close to the place of production as possible.

It now espouses the "proximity principle," i.e. that wastes should be handled as close to the place of production as possible.

The proximity principle can make the link between the waste hierarchy and BPEO.

They recommended employing the proximity principle, using assets in the community, intermediary organizations and proactive government officials in regions.