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References which do not constitute citations.
These certificates are an attachment to the EC marking but do not constitute it.
Pricing awards in the online shop do not constitute an offer in the legal sense.
Payments do not constitute an acknowledgement that the delivery or service is in accordance with the contract.
The EESC stresses that shipping pools do not constitute the majority of the tramp shipping markets.
Ljudje tudi prevajajo
The few drops of water youhave received on your head in these abominable sects do not constitute in any way baptism;
Such links do not constitute an endorsement by DuPont of any such sites.
Studies at a University or other institution in a given country do not constitute habitual residence in that country.
Although they do not constitute an obstacle to abolishing the internal borders, they must be solved.
(b) the conditions under which the structure of the transactions referred to in paragraph 7 do not constitute an additional exposure.
These deviations therefore do not constitute a defect in the supplied goods.
Technical services, such as the mere processingand storage of data or the operation of terminals, do not constitute acquiring.
The provisions of the appendix do not constitute an authoritative interpretation of the provisions included in Part I.
All the other parties submitting written observations agree that outward andreturn flights do not constitute a single‘flight' under Regulation No 261/2004.
The current arrangements do not constitute any subject of concern in the Member States of the European Union.
Representatives of members who are based in one Member State orthe same industrial group do not constitute the majority of the participants in the Expert Group;
These links, references and content do not constitute neither an endorsement nor a validation of your content by MILYANLASHES EUROPE that may not in any case be liable for any damage or injury arising from these.
In addition, the types of agreements envisaged in Article 81(1)EC do not constitute an exhaustive list of prohibited collusion.
These links, references and content do not constitute neither an endorsement nor a validation of your content by MILYANLASHES EUROPE that may not in any case be liable for any damage or injury arising from these.
That the measures adopted do not discriminate between countries where the same conditions prevail, and do not constitute a disguised restriction on international trade; and.
Links to third-party sites do not constitute an endorsement of such third-party sites by Freudenberg Home and Cleaning Solutions GmbH and Freudenberg Home and Cleaning Solutions GmbH is not responsible for the availability of these sites or their contents.
These agreements that we are talking about today obviously do not constitute a revolution, but we all regard them as a step in the right direction.
For the activities of payment initiation service providers and account information service providers,the name of the account owner and the account number do not constitute sensitive payment data;
Goods without written price verification do not constitute the price of the order after they are shipped.
However, in those cases, Member States may require other disclosurerequirements at national level to the extent that such requirements do not constitute a disproportionate or unnecessary burden.
The countries of the neighbourhood policy do not constitute a whole, either geographically, culturally, economically or politically.
Cards shown to players or officials who do not constitute the 22 currently active players will not count.
In addition, any advertisements on the website do not constitute a binding offer so it can not bind the seller or BAX.
 Advice The contents of Freeware Tips website do not constitute advice and should not be relied upon in making or refraining from making, any decision.
The Federal Republic ofGermany contends in its defence that the contested requirements do not constitute a restriction on the free movement of goods and, in the alternative, that such a restriction is justified in order to protect public health.