- day work consists in moving goods and passengers across the whole of our continent.
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- The attention needing to be paid to this phenomenon must consist in specific proposals, funding and controls.
- A second advantage was said to consist in the exclusive distribution of these products, which steered customers away from similar financial products distributed by commercial banks.
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- It is not just the volume of EU funding that is at issue, but what future action is to consist of in general.
- If, however, that identity is to consist in our copying something that has already proved to be useless and powerless, then we shall have taken a wrong turning.
- Furthermore, I would not want the fight against counterfeiting to consist in reinforcing the protection of patents in the pharmaceutical sphere and so protecting the future development of the already considerable profits made by the pharmaceutical industry in many sectors.
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- A. whereas Article 213(1) of the Treaty provides that the Commission is to consist of Members "who shall be chosen on the grounds of their general competence and whose independence is beyond doubt",
- However, if a relatively homogeneous book of small contracts is known to consist of contracts that all transfer insurance risk, an insurer need not examine each contract within that book to identify a few non
- whereas Article 213(1) of the Treaty provides that the Commission is to consist of Members who shall be chosen on the grounds of their general competence and whose independence is beyond doubt,
- (ii) in the case of a consignment which is composed of different lots, each lot declared, under the customs formalities, to consist of, or to contain, such plants, plant products or other objects.
- derivative contracts that transfer insignificant insurance risk.
- in the case of a consignment which is composed of different lots, each lot declared, under the customs formalities, to consist of, or to contain, such plants, plant products or other objects.
- whereas Article 213(1) of the Treaty provides that the Commission is to consist of Members 'who shall be chosen on the grounds of their general competence and whose independence is beyond doubt',
- When completed, it is expected to consist of 27 satellites plus a suitable number of spare satellites in orbit at an altitude of approximately 23000 km above the surface of the earth, and a worldwide network of approximately 40 ground stations.
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