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who indicated in his post-practice press conference that lineup changes could be in store on Tuesday night.
However, such changes could help, and could improve the overall cost-effectiveness of the transition by helping to avoid more expensive reduction options.
These are just some examples(compare the DIHK checklist) which clearly show how extensive the changes could, but don't necessarily have to, be.
ahead, unless, The changes could be foreseen under the circumstances.
Commonly though, it might take approximately 4 to 8 weeks before obvious changes could show up.
Reviewed November 12, 2018 An interesting use of time but some changes could make this great.
ahead, unless, changes could be foreseen under the circumstances.
As indicated by many of the options put forward in the Green Paper, changes could be sought by a'top-down' model, introducing binding Community legislation.
At the same time, the changes could cause a general doubt to the audit industry and its methodsPurpose.
These changes could be far greater
some minor changes could improve the tests further. fulltext.
Where legislative adjustment is needed to give effect to new single market freedoms, these changes could incorporate the possibility for adoption of technical implementing measures.
Summarising the potential effects of an FTT on behaviour of different financial institutions we want to underline that such changes could reduce high frequency trading.
I want to warn against the proposals to change the present rules so as to extend rest periods because such changes could entail major expenditure without providing drivers with greater safety
I couldn't let go of the thought to make the system more flexible so that changes could be made more effectively, says Johan.
It would be good if all the changes could happen overnight,
Member States are also invited, as part of their national programmes, to continue to identify what changes could be needed at EU level to allow them to cut unnecessary administrative burdens.
The management of Tacis has therefore analysed in 1994 a number of areas where changes could be Introduced to support the changing needs of its partners