Article 2 is replaced by the following: " Article 2 Concessions on baby-beef Detailed rules for the implementation of Article 14(2) of the Interim Agreement, and thereafter Article 27(2) of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement, concerning the tariff quota for “baby-beef” products shall be adopted by the Commission in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 7fa(5) of this Regulation".

Babies before birth and babies with disability – even after birth – are considered by many to be sub-human, with the result that over one million babies are destroyed in the EU every year before birth and even some after birth.

To understand social reality, we must start with the reality of the human person that makes up society. I will give you just one example, and I hope it will illustrate the contradictory results we get if we look at the money and if we look at the man or woman. We all agree that women should have the right to work and find equality when they do. But when we exert economic pressure on women who would like to stay at home with a young baby to work rather than care for the child and push them into the workforce, we register a very high rate of employment and assume that this means a healthier social reality. However, if we look at the baby, ...[+++]hardwired for immediate maternal input, and see the loss he or she suffers, which scientists tell us will be neurological and lifelong, then we have to question whether this high employment really translates as an indicator of a healthy social reality.

It is difficult for me to explain to the voters that, as we decree it, a dummy plasticised with DEHP is dangerous to newborn babies but that, on the other hand, a needle used for drips that contains the same DEHP is harmless to a premature baby.

According to the appellant, as with word marks (Case C-383/99 Procter Gamble v OHIM (‘Baby-dry’) [2001] ECR I-6251, paragraph 40), any perceptible difference in relation to goods in common use is sufficient to mean that the three-dimensional mark constituted by the shape of the goods for which registration is sought is not devoid of any distinctive character.

Regulation (EU) No 609/2013 lays down rules on the content and accompanying information of baby formula, processed cereal-based food, baby food, food for special medical purposes and total diet replacement for weight control.