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In the appendix to this chapter, trade disputes and disciplinary problems are discussed in the context of Greek law.
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ITU is engaged in activities in the following areas relevant to this chapter.
Upgrading a Vault from Standard to This chapter includes the following topics.
A list of invitations issued under rule 39 is contained in annex II to this chapter.
In several countries giving high priority to this chapter, deforestation is not a national concern.
The relevant legal texts submitted by the source are reproduced in the annex to this chapter.
For the purpose of discharging tasks pursuant to this Chapter, the competent authority may employ a technical service.
On these issues see further, the relevant commentary in the Introduction to this chapter.
As explained in the Introduction to this chapter, such a situation may arise because of socio- economic policies of the State.
A transaction shall be deemed invalid if it is contrary to this chapter or to law.
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The classification of invitations in part I and the annexes to this chapter reflects this practice.
As explained in the Introduction to this chapter, a requirement for public and unrestricted solicitation in those exceptional cases would be inappropriate.
For further discussion of the concept of“non-discrimination” in this context, see the Introduction to this chapter.
The classification of invitations in Part I andin annexes I and II to this chapter reflects that practice, and was based on the relevant rules of procedure where that was indicated.
In particular, shall be examined in accordance with the requirements as set by the[basin Administrations]in the appendices to this chapter.
The details of the minimum requirements of such Customs seals andfastenings are set out in the Appendix to this Chapter and are included in these Guidelines.
Some measures being considered to face this problem are discussed in paragraphs 97 to 99 and in the annex to this chapter.
Pushers shall be equipped with the necessary coupling devices,which shall satisfy the requirements set out in the appendix to this chapter as well as the following general provisions.
There may be other reasons permitting cancellation e.g. suspicion of collusion as explained in the Introduction to this chapter.
Whether this approach is appropriate will depend on the nature of the procurement itself,as explained in the Introduction to this chapter and in the commentary to article 59.
Paragraph(1)(b) is aimed at mitigating therisks of collusion and ensuring rigorous competition in stand-alone ERAs for a discussion of these matters, see the Introduction to this chapter.
For the discussion of what would constitute low-value procurement for such a purpose,see the commentary in the Introduction to this chapter and to article 33(4) below.
The revised medical equipment requirements for each medical facility andmodule are shown in the appendices to this chapter.
The commentary to this article is intended to be supplemented by a glossary,as noted in the Introduction to this chapter above.
Because the discussion must of necessity treat the issue separately for each country.it has been placed in the annex to this chapter.