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No liability whatsoevershall be assumed for the content of the pages to which reference is made.
Reference is made to the rule of law, but only as an obligation for others.
This web site content is to be considered part of the online content where reference is made to this page.
General reference is made to the Pirate Park, where your may enjoy your own food.
Blue Tomato does not identify with the content of these pages to which reference is made and accepts no responsibility for them.
Reference is made in this respect to the separate ad-hoc announcement published today by the HORNBACH Group.
A provision is included on non-face to face transactions and reference is made to the principles and procedures set out in the annex.
Reference is made to the Proposed Positions set out in the Green Paper Figure 1, pages 40 to 52.
Baden-Württemberg International is not responsible for the contents of third-party websites to which reference is made by way of hyperlinks.
Express reference is made in this context to the data protection notices of Facebook, Google+ and Twitter.
All content which is included on these websites or to which reference is made here should only be considered general information.
Where reference is made to“Regulation No 48”, this shall be understood as“Directive[76/756/EC]”.
Among the industrial establishments referred to under heading A, point 3,of Annex I, reference is made in particular to plants using carbon tetrachloride as a solvent.
In both cases, reference is made to the type of machine used lathe, milling machine, grooving machine.
The contents and design, as well as any changes to websites to which reference is made on our website, are outside the control or influence of HOLOCO.
Reference is made to the fact that the church was previously located in Rabenhorst, but had moved its seat to Rethwisch.
By accessing and/ or using this Website, you confirm that you accept these Terms of Use and all terms andconditions contained or to which reference is made.
When reference is made to the EU in the text, it is to this aggregate for the 12 Member States, rather than the EU as a whole.
Stiftung Mercator GmbH does not claim any responsibility for the contents,correctness and functionality of third party internet pages to which reference is made via link.
Frequent reference is made to this type of proposal but no specific financial and operational commitments are ever really made. .
FunderMax shall not be liable for the use orcontents of external internet sites not administrated by FunderMax to which reference is made or which refer to the Website.
Where reference is made to this paragraph, Articles 5 and 7 of Decision 1999/468/EC shall apply, having regard to the provisions of Article 8 thereof.
In the reports, in particular in the opinions voiced by the different Committees, reference is made to the Clarín newspaper which has not been handed back to its rightful owner.
Reference is made to the fact that the Provider of this website is not aware of the contents of the transmitted data or its use by Facebook.
The reference is made despite the fact that this treaty is currently legally binding, and legally binding on Russia, although Russia can withdraw from it.
When reference is made to a provision, it is often necessary to indicate a number of subdivisions in order to situate the provision precisely.
Reference is made, for example, to the Islamic religion having certain requirements of a legal order that would conflict with the European legal order in certain areas.
Where reference is made to this paragraph, the regulatory procedure laid down in Article 5 of Decision 1999/468/EC shall apply, in compliance with Article 7 and Article 8 thereof.
Particular reference is made to the fact that different countries have in many cases adopted different concepts and classifications which mean that comparative studies are not workable.