"evolutiva" in English

It is quite normal for its economic activity to follow the same evolutionary curve.

Mr Barón Crespo has a very flexible view of our Rules of Procedure.

The new framework for the supervision of insurance groups takes a prudent line, open to further development.

The Finley site also contains the only evidence of Paleoindian bison hunting in southwest Wyoming.

In this context I think it is particularly important that the agreement includes a future development clause.

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It is obviously evolutionary legislation.

This requirement will have to be kept constantly up to date as methods of detection and analysis become more refined.

In any case, the process of economic growth is, by definition, a process of evolving differentiation - of divergence.

As a final precaution a review clause is proposed, modelled on Article 308, so that more competences can be added if necessary.

A second point I should like to make is the lack of any desire for change on the part of the Member States with regard to Community law.

For example, the new Cotonou Agreement provides for flexible aid planning, in other words, according to how each country performs.

It's basic evolutionary theory: People who survive infection stand a better chance of having children and passing along disease-resistant genes.

Taking the review clause as my second point, I consider it of extraordinary importance that Mr Lamassoure makes it clear that this can work in both directions.

I judged it advantageous to take a simple, evolutionary and limited approach in order finally to enable the first great step to be taken, after forty years of continuous failure.

In this respect I would point out the attention which the resolution gives to maintaining the flexibility of the system by proposing a review clause as laid down in the Treaty.