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But their risk was virtually non-existent.
Investment requires certainty and stability, butthe biofuels markets are still virtually non-existent.
Crime is virtually non-existent on Olesia.
Data collection becomes virtually non-existent.
A country containing some 300 tribes, some of which live in total isolation,as the communications network is virtually non-existent.
Cell service is virtually non-existent out here.
As you're aware, information regarding Qo'noS is virtually non-existent.
When you only natural is virtually non-existent risk of side effects than Meratol.
This means that the design andstyle of restrictions virtually non-existent.
Somalia is one of the countries whose virtually non-existent government the West is supporting by all means possible.
The structural feature is that the length restrictions of blanks virtually non-existent.
The delivery mechanisms are perceived, wrongly, to be either virtually non-existent or ineffective across the whole matrix of options that might be relevant.
In the case of violation of workers' rights, those criticisms are virtually non-existent.
With progress on the so-called roadmap slow or virtually non-existent, one has to question the merit of imposing such a controversial measure on the Palestinian people.
Freedom of religion is in fact virtually non-existent.
Then it emergesthat this budget line, which was virtually non-existent in the past given that it only accounted for ECU 2 million, is to be cut even more under the Council and Commission proposals.
Unfortunately, this partnership is virtually non-existent.
Public debate on the matter has been virtually non-existent, and the closed process under which the rules came about has hardly helped the project to move the Union closer to its citizens.
Liberalisation in railways and water, on the other hand, is virtually non-existent.
Information regarding Qo'noS is virtually non-existent. As you're aware.
In this area, decisions lack courage,laws are thin on the ground and support is virtually non-existent.
Consular protection is also virtually non-existent in practice.
There is good reason for this too,since the results of efforts to reduce poverty over the last decade have been virtually non-existent.
Looked at from the scientific angle, it has to be said that one can expect the effect of this on the way Europeans- particularly children- eat andconsume to be virtually non-existent, but, even so, we will have created a new bureaucratic monster to persuade our citizens of Europe's usefulness.
I am simply saying that there is absolutely no point in making European firms, which pay their workers relatively high wages and are subject to all kinds of rules and regulations, compete with countries where social legislation,environmental regulations and so forth are virtually non-existent.
The evaluation report requested by the Commission itself found, however, that awareness of this year among the European public was low or virtually non-existent and that its core messages had not come through.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, at a time when expressions like'bringing the European Union closer to its citizens' and'good governance' are on everyone' s lips, an examination of the way the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction works, and of its scientific output, proves quite astonishing,as its conclusions are virtually non-existent.
In the United States, this authorization process takes just three days andenvironmental constraints are virtually non-existent.
It is, moreover, abundantly clear, Commissioner, that Member States can only rely on their own national measures, because the desperately needed transnational cooperation between administrations andaccess to the necessary information is virtually non-existent, and international force mechanisms simply do not work.
For they have been spared nothing- brutal interrogation that may last up to 188 days and is known to include torture, confessions and judgments to be signed in Hebrew, detention without foundation in Israel, outside their own territory, arbitrarily renewable every six months, submission to an ad hoc and discriminatory military jurisdiction that has absolutely no legal justification,no access to a lawyer for the first 90 days of their detention, and virtually non-existent visiting rights.