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The evaluation of medicines needs to be fully transparent, and all declarations of interest should be published to allow for public scrutiny of possible conflicts of interests.
the machine appears to be fully functional, There. though it may take some time.
the logistics process back to the subsupplier needs to be fully automated.
the machine appears to be fully functional, for the core to reach peak temperature.
solar power- needs to be fully explored and put into operation.
you have already said, it is not Europe's fault that the automatic stop system has yet to be fully introduced in Belgium.
It aims to allow EU consumers to be fully aware of the country of origin of the products that they purchase.
its impact on sectors and countries has yet to be fully debated.
now is the time for the Council to be fully operational.
The Creator has carefully provided that this should not occur until a human being is old enough to be fully conscious of his volition and actions.
I am firmly convinced that the proper implementation of the directive will make it possible for the public to be fully aware of their rights.
I would like to express the need for the EDF to be fully incorporated into the budget- that,
What it means to be fully human is to strive to live by ideas
women are treated equally on the labour market have benefited in terms of their socio-economic development seems to me to be fully justified.
Furthermore, if the baptism that is now required is a figurative baptism that means to be fully immersed in the name of Jesus,
that to be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ means to be fully immersed in the name of Jesus
It would be like a dance where we're creating a new kind of society,'freeing each person to be fully themselves in the group,'but we are all affecting each other at all times,'like an organism of many who act as one.
I believe this report to be fully in line with the European neighbourhood policy,
it can be seen that this arrangement has allowed the Court to be fully effective whilst incurring significantly lower costs.
workers in the sector who face major restructuring risks to be fully supported by adequate social measures