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Financial assistance must be allocated as soon as possible, particularly in cases where a single company has made thousands of employees redundant.
The Buşoi report concerns the SOLVIT network, created by the European Commission to give citizens andbusinesses free help in asserting their rights within the Union, particularly in cases of dispute.
Close vigilance will therefore be necessary, particularly in cases where the national authorities do not have appropriate machinery for enforcing EU rules.
Administrative bodies should adjust to their needs and family orientation in order to facilitate their existence,their transfer, particularly in cases of illness, retirement or bankruptcy, and their winding-up.
Drug prescribed for hypercholesterolemia, particularly in cases where a variety of physical activity, diet and other methods to reduce weight is not helping.
Whereas prior notification of the person or undertaking concerned is often difficult, particularly in cases of change of address or legal succession;
It is not yet known how successful this new feature will be, particularly in cases when ransomware finds a way to get a whitelisted app to circumvent this protection and sneaks in, researchers say.
What is new in version:Major bugfixes(KIST, scheduler): The KIST scheduler did not correctly account for data already enqueued in each connection's send socket buffer, particularly in cases when the TCP/IP congestion window was reduced between scheduler calls.
Removal of the skin tags is clinically indicated under certain circumstances, particularly in cases when large skin tags are situated in the area where the chances of frequent irritation due to rubbing against clothes, jewelry or the skin is higher.
Following on from the invitation made to the Commission in the report, it would be extremely interesting to look at how social and environmental aspects could be given full consideration in the trade agreements the European Union negotiates orplans to negotiate, particularly in cases involving free trade or the progressive liberalisation of exchanges.
The decision to commit an item of expenditure often has political implications, particularly in cases where the Commission has the opportunity of assessing the desirability of expenditure.
The Court of Justice rightly pursues a consistent approach of exposing uncomfortable truths, particularly in cases where tendering procedures have been flawed or non-existent.
Whereas provision should also be made for a rapid procedure enabling Community Decisions to be adopted,where necessary, particularly in cases where on-the-spot checks have revealed a serious health risk or where it is found that measures acknowledged as indispensable after the checks have not been taken;
Such retrenchments are often necessary in the interests of rationalisation and efficiency,quite apart from any capacity reductions that may be required as a condition for granting aid particularly in cases where there is a Community-wide or EEA-wide structural excess of production capacity- see points 35 to 39.
The Commission in fact shares the opinion that it would be opportune to opt for a more global approach, and particularly in cases in which there are crises that, because of their significance and complexity, are of a longer duration, and where the issue is not so much an ad-hoc intervention, but more a structural intervention.
The KIST scheduler did not correctly account for data already enqueued in each connection's send socket buffer, particularly in cases when the TCP/IP congestion window was reduced between scheduler calls.
The availability of high quality social infrastructure can influence decisions of whereto locate investment and set up business, particularly in cases where those concerned have wide discretion over where they live and work and so can take account of personal preferences and family interests.
Member States shall ensure that transparent, simple andinexpensive procedures are drawn up for dealing with users' complaints, particularly in cases involving loss, theft, damage or non-compliance with service quality standards.
Would it not be possible to activate mechanisms, perhaps through EUROJUST,that would facilitate the creation of a special monitoring unit, particularly in cases of suspected cooperation between local authorities, and even local police, and the organisers of criminal activities, such as the labour camps for citizens of Central and Eastern Europe?
Lastly, I should like to emphasise that it is essential that consumers should be properly informed of the way that collected data is used and processed, particularly in cases where the data is demanded from them in exchange for price reductions and other promotional offers.
On the one hand, there is the need to give substance to the very existence of the European Union by implementing in all the Member States the decisions made by the competent bodies on matters relevant to the Community, particularly in cases like the one we are addressing today which are liable to invalidate one of the fundamental premises of the Union itself- the free circulation of goods.
The first and second subparagraphs of Article 19 shall be replaced by the following:"Member States shall ensure that transparent, simple andinexpensive procedures are drawn up for dealing with users' complaints, particularly in cases involving loss, theft, damage or non-compliance with service quality standards including procedures for determining where responsibility lies in cases where more than one operator is involved.
Alcohol Increased risk of lactic acidosis in acute alcohol intoxication, particularly in case of.
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