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that is, they are not fully put forward and do not fall.
Actors are not alone with their experiences; they are not fully separate subjects
irrespective of whether they have deformed screens or are not fully functional.
Because this smart drug is not well researched, and its mechanisms are not fully understood, it is hard to predict how it will interact with other supplements.
As long as external costs are not fully integrated into energy prices,
Furthermore, the government accounts of several Member States are not fully transparent, and there have been problems in terms of their timely submission.
sixth years of the support period that funds are not fully allocated, the distribution system will operate.
the true mechanisms that give rise to the disease are not fully disclosed.
The calls for proposals which have been used to determine the Community contributions are not fully geared to funding the regular collection and management of the basic data.
the EESC has already expressed its concern that these are not fully provided for in the relevant proposal for a regulation.
The TUC maintain that those aged between 16 and 18 are“in a transitional phase from full-time education to full-time employment” and are not fully integrated into the labour market.
Normal thyristors(silicon-controlled rectifiers) are not fully controllable switches a"fully controllable switch" can be turned on and off at will.
Due to differences in the reporting treatment of derivatives, the figures in the table are not fully comparable with other tables in this annual report.
The income statement and balance sheet are not fully comparable with those for the previous year.
Persons who are not fully incapacitated but have only an impaired ability to work have little chance of finding a suitable job which takes account of their limitations.
that current legislation and protective measures are not fully sufficient to prevent the feed becoming contaminated by hazardous substances such as dioxin.
Member States should also be free to provide more detailed conditions in relation to aspects regulated in this Directive to the extent those are not fully harmonised by this Directive.
The competent authorities may treat debt securities which are not fully paid up as freely negotiable if arrangements have been made to ensure that the negotiability of these debt securities is not restricted
which in some cases overlap or are not fully harmonised.