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Thus full efficacy of linagliptin in combination with strong P-gp inducers might not be achieved, particularly if these are administered long-term.
without additional steps by Member States to fulfil their individual targets, the collective targets for 2010 will not be achieved.
I must warn you, it cannot be achieved with cunning. If you are to obtain Massinger's land.
The Committee believes that without a detailed, coordinated implementation plan the objectives of the Digital Agenda will not be achieved.
the effect will certainly not be achieved.
the aim would not be achieved.
This future could not be achieved by discussing and proposing measures alone,
However, a clear, strategic vision for the future would not be achieved, and there would not be a focus on addressing key new challenges
Stresses that the considerable cost saving to be derived by not updating the prospectus so often must not be achieved to the detriment of the quality of the information disclosed- otherwise the initiative would be counterproductive;
However, these important objectives will not be achieved by fulfilling Mr Cashman's demands, but only by dealing with the subject responsibly
The EESC draws attention to the fact that the stated aim of encouraging the regulation of small disputes will not be achieved unless appropriate information on its existence is made available by the different stakeholders concerned,
Should a positive id still not be achieved, the mass spectra of an unknown peak will contain pseudo molecular ion accurate mass information,
The effective strengthening of the right to protection by diplomatic and consular authorities enshrined in Article 20 TEC is a complex challenge which cannot be achieved by one single initiative, but requires a comprehensive
in that its goal for the cross-border dimension cannot be achieved to a sufficient degree by the Member States within their national systems alone.
there should have been a market-driven cutback in surplus capacity, something that could obviously not be achieved with interventionist measures from Brussels.
in the Governing Board, the Commission shall have the casting vote if the majority of two thirds cannot be achieved.
scale of the innovation challenge suggests that action at the European level is likely to generate additional benefits which may not be achieved through the separate actions of Member States.
true equality across Europe cannot be achieved without positive action on the part of all Member States in demanding equal treatment for men and women.
whereas these objectives cannot be achieved by Member States individually; whereas furthermore their attainment at Community level is already provided for by Directive 76/769/EEC.