Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• on equal treatment irrespective of racial or ethnic origin and to highlight any discrepancies in Member States in their transposition of the Directive;
• NCBs and the ECB shall send the Monetary, Financial Institutions and Markets Statistics Division explanatory notes for any discrepancies identified: full explanatory notes and simplified explanatory notes.
• Calls on the Commission to prepare an analysis and report on the implementation of Directive 2000/43/EC on equal treatment irrespective of racial or ethnic origin and to highlight any discrepancies in Member States in their transposition of the Directive;
• At least once a year a detailed audit shall be carried out to compare incoming and outgoing medicinal supplies with supplies currently held in stock, any discrepancies being recorded.
• tified: full explanatory notes and simplified explanatory notes.
• Scout for any discrepancies on every deed and foreclosure notice we've got, starting with the Sullivan home.
• (3) Notwithstanding the existence of other mixtures of walnut varieties officially defined elsewhere, the characteristics of these mixtures should be detailed in Regulation (EC) No 175/2001, in order to avoid any discrepancies in its interpretation and application.
• Explanatory notes NCBs and the ECB shall send the Monetary, Financial Institutions and Markets Statistics Division explanatory notes for any discrepancies iden

• I should also like to point out a discrepancy in the translation of Mr Elles's report.
• We found a discrepancy in your medical records.
• Maybe it's not with you that we have a discrepancy.
• It's a discrepancy, absolutely.
• both accounts exist in different registries for an external transfer (a discrepancy returns response code 7023);
• Okay, look, I admit, that's a discrepancy.
• 19.
• The secondary checks, and the adjoining response codes which are returned when a discrepancy is detected, are set out in table VIII