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high commission
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    • an embassy of one British Commonwealth country to another

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    1. certificates issued by the Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) of Canada for high quality common wheat and high quality durum wheat.
    2. Regular written reports shall be circulated to the Secretary-General/High Representative, Council and Commission.
    3. The Commission checked in particular that the high costs of the first two measures were justified.
    4. The Joint Commission shall be composed of representatives of both sides, at an appropriate high level.
    5. Moreover, high interest payments would not have led to liquidity problems as claimed by the Commission.
    6. A high-level representative shall be designated by the Commission to attend the meetings and participate in the debates of the High Level Group.
    7. Fifthly, the Commission notes that the proportion of turnover accounted for by R & D expenditure is particularly high.
    8. It is standing practice of the Commission not to accept undertakings if the risk of cross-compensation is too high.
    9. Reports will be sent to the Secretary-General of the Council/High Representative for the CFSP and to the Commission.
    10. The High Level Group and the Commission may invite other experts and observers to attend its meetings.
    11. The High-Level Steering Group should be made up of representatives of the Member States and of the Commission.
    12. A High Level Group hereafter referred to as ‘the group’ is hereby set up by the Commission.
    13. The Council and the Commission, assisted by the High Representative, will ensure that consistency and will cooperate to that effect.
    14. Consequently, the Commission considers that no bank would have agreed to lend to the yard, even at high interest rates, and no bank would have agreed to award a guarantee, even for a high fee.
    15. The group of high-level national regulatory experts (hereinafter the group) set up by Commission Decision 2006/210/EC [1] is a consultative group of high-level national experts on better regulation.