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Is particularly damaging, because it has the energy.
The infringement of citizens' right to information is particularly damaging.
This is particularly damaging to young people.
The slowness of decision in a democratic system is particularly damaging at the international level.
This would be particularly damaging to companies that have no international network.
They infringe free market principles and are particularly damaging to the new Member States.
It is particularly damaging that disagreements over Iraq have been allowed to overshadow the debate about enlargement.
They are obliged, more than anything, to cope with social dumping, which they find particularly damaging.
High energy prices are particularly damaging for developing countries.
The creation of international train paths introduces an extra dimension andset of problems that can be particularly damaging for freight.
Furthermore, it is also particularly damaging as a message to our external partners.
Many countries such as Belgium only have a'tolerance status' with complementary forms of protection,and this has particularly damaging consequences.
It will result in a particularly damaging breakdown of regional policy, notably to the detriment of several rural areas of France.
This will promote the moving away from fishing techniques which are also particularly damaging for the environment e.g. bottom trawlers.
Such practices are particularly damaging, since they lead to market partitioning and delays in market integration.
We believe that in this way we can cope with the habitual use of exemptions for protectionist reasons,which is particularly damaging to Swedish industry.
Corruption is indeed a problem for development and particularly damaging for the delivery of key social services, such as health.
This is particularly damaging for transboundary projects, covering a small number of member states, for which it is difficult to obtain funding at national level.”.
Secondly, the rapid move towards enshrining the liberalising rationale of the WTO which, as we know,has been particularly damaging to the least-developed countries.
This fragmentation was particularly damaging within the euro area, where it impeded efficient lending to the real economy and thus growth.
How can the Commission seek to implement sustainable fishing whilst also encouraging this type of fishing, excluding it from its proposal,when it has a particularly damaging effect on ecosystems?
Hazardous substances are particularly damaging to the ecosystem of the Baltic Sea given its brackish environment and the slow water exchange rate more than 30 years.
The Group of Independents for a Europe of Nations wished to table two amendments to this report to underline the particularly damaging effects of business delocalization on our textile and clothing industry.
This has proved particularly damaging in the context of the monetary union, due to closer financial and real linkages and the inter-linkages with the sovereign.
This is not simply a sign of this regime's authoritarian stance, butis also particularly damaging to the development of Iranian society and goes against Iranian national interests.
The significant decline in the most profitable segments, i.e. first-class and business-class passengers, long-haul flights and normal-budget(as opposed to low-budget)carriers is particularly damaging to travel agents.
In my opinion, the fragmentary system of patent protection represents an obstacle in the internal market, and is particularly damaging to innovative companies in the category of small and medium-sized enterprises SMEs.
However, it has not yet been possible to reach agreement on a definitive decision concerning the EC's formal accession to Regulations 108 and 109 since the representatives of the small andmedium-sized businesses in the retreaded tyres sector have indicated that the regulations would be particularly damaging to their businesses.
The failure to transfer competitive businesses is particularly damaging in regions that already suffer from economic decline or rural places where the disappearance of single companies may disrupt the economic tissue.
Air quality in European cities has significantly improved through the application of ever stricter Euro emission standards, but more needs to be done, above all to reduce emissions in urban areas of NOx andfine particles(PM10)- the latter being particularly damaging for human health- as well ensuring that real world emissions are adequately controlled.