150In that regard, it maintains first that it is apparent from Article 19 of Regulation No 659/1999 and the case-law that where a Member State accepts the measures proposed by the Commission it is bound by its acceptance to implement the said measures (judgments in Case C-313/90 CIRFS and Others v Commission [1993] ECR I-1125 and in Case C-311/94 IJssel-Vliet Combinatie v Minister van Economische Zaken [1996] ECR I-5023, paragraph 35 et seq.). The binding nature of appropriate measures that have been proposed and accepted is also, in the opinion of the applicant, enforceable against the Commission, which cannot subsequently ignore their contents and effects.
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