Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Also, the lack of availability of loop systems, audio aids etc will further limit full access.
• Review of availability of second generation biofuels
• However, due to the lack of availability of relevant consumption and safety data, EFSA could not perform an equivalent assessment with isolated seed protein.
• financing of the Community required.
• Applicants must provide evidence of availability of the own resources needed, to complement the co
• This would significantly impact on the development of new products for localised species/conditions and would exacerbate problems of availability of such medicines.
• dumping measures would create problems of availability of the product investigated in the Union, considering that there are only two big Union producers and that demand for the product investigated is increasing more and more.
• Some users have argued that the imposition of anti

• A stable recipe developed from gradual changes in manufacturing techniques that came about in response to the limited availability of some ingredients and the objective of improving the safety of the end product.
• Pending availability of the analytical report, the product shall be detained under official supervision.
• The system has, however, led to a duplication of administrative efforts of competent authorities and applicants and to differences in availability of PPP between Member States markets.
• Delays in certification and in availability of required equipment, as well as industrial capacity constraints for equipping aircraft, affect the smooth retrofitting of existing fleet.
• In addition, any reduction in availability of meat in the EU
• The number of requests is expected to rise from 3200 in 2001 to 4000 in 2002, despite the increase in availability of documents on the web site.
• For example, product prices, changes in composition or quality or performance of products, availability of products, consumer choice, as well as effects on human health and the environment to the extent that these affect consumers.
• 15 after 1 May 2004 will be mitigated by greater availability of meat from the new Member States.