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fishing gear containing plastic are therefore a particularly serious problem in the context of marine litter,
having been convicted by a final judgment of a particularly serious crime, to be a danger to the community of the United Kingdom.
A particularly serious problem is pressure sores- damages that develop on the background of constant squeezing of the skin in those places where the patient's body touches the surface of the bed.
Regrets that the consequences of payment arrears are significant and have a particularly serious effect on small organisations in the education,
which is a particularly serious problem facing EU Member States.
instead it has taken a passive approach- and that is a particularly serious matter when our citizens' freedom of communication is at stake.
independence of the media remains a particularly serious concern which needs to be addressed in a determined
This requires a particularly serious attitude towards internal non transmissive diseases
These problems have a particularly serious impact on female workers
By allowing EU governments to access the data,"the directive interferes in a particularly serious manner with the fundamental rights to respect for private life
the Commission confirms the existence of a particularly serious case of non-compliance with the Recommendation addressed to Italy by the Council on 13 July 2018.
By allowing EU governments to access the data,“the directive interferes in a particularly serious manner with the fundamental rights to respect for private life
By allowing EU governments to access the data,"the directive interferes in a particularly serious manner with the fundamental rights to respect for private life
fishing gear containing plastic are therefore a particularly serious problem in the context of marine litter
the State's responsibility is engaged for a particularly serious violation of its obligation under Article 2 of the Convention to protect the right to life.
I will then examine whether any breach of the right to a fair trial is capable of resulting in the execution of such a warrant being postponed, or whether only a particularly serious breach, such as a flagrant denial of justice, must.
This condition is not applied if you are the victim of a particularly serious crime(intentional attempt on your life,
whether it has to be only where there is a real risk of a particularly serious breach of that provision,
A particularly serious interference with the right to privacy.
Corruption constitutes a particularly serious threat to the Union's financial interests,