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is thought to be able to provide a more regulatory process of developmental hormone secretion,
top quality samples designed to provide a more realistic player experience.
harnesses the power of friendly competition to provide a more immersive experience for everyone from casual players to top-notch athletes.
Instead, it is considered sufficient to provide a more flexible compatibility control mechanism where the Commission,
To provide a more effective level of protection,
The aim is to align legislation in this field with the possibilities created by the development of EMCS and to provide a more clearly defined and comprehensive legal base for these possibilities,
which is also essential for the efficiency of contact tracing apps, technology such as Bluetooth should be used to provide a more precise assessment of individuals' contact with one another.
the Global Approach to Migration adopted by the European Union in 2005 aimed to provide a more adequate response to the challenges that migration poses to the EU as a whole.
Lifthransir's Bane, in order to provide a more explicit demonstration;
ensure the proper operation of the service, and to provide a more tailored content.
integration of data from multiple sensors to provide a more accurate, reliable
To provide a more effective level of protection,
Given that the aim of the agreement is to provide a more comprehensive service(including dispatch,
could it say whether it has arrived at any definitive measures to be included in the future, to provide a more accurate measure of a region's performance?
not sufficient attention paid to providing a more comprehensive package of social and medical support.
It is appropriate to provide a more flexible framework for the employment of contract staff.
It will present a new concept to provide a more comprehensive information and monitoring tool.
The Commission however invites them to provide a more formal answer later in 2011,
In order to provide a more balanced set of contributions from across Europe,