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There is considerable inertia in institutional structures which may not be well suited to changed conditions.
There is considerable potential for improving cost competitiveness as the costs of freight wagons account for about 20% of the total production cost of a rail freight company.
There is considerable scope for procedural differences in the treatment of price reductions
There is considerable innovation potential in the sector,
There is considerable potential for reducing energy consumption
There is considerable convergence on disability
There is considerable interest in Swedish experiences of urban planning during these two periods.
There is considerable overlap between the various categories mentioned in Article 81(3)
There is considerable variation in national legislation
There is considerable agreement in the committee I represent as to the need for the EU,
There is considerable common interest in creating resilience in the financial sector,
This is the present practice, though there is considerable latitude as to the precise age.
There is considerable evidence that investment decisions of vertically integrated companies are biased to the needs of supply affiliates17.
There is considerable potential, in the areas of food science
There is considerable energy saving potential in public buildings,
There is considerable uncertainty about which forms of psychosocial and physical treatments of people who harm themselves are most effective.
We believe that there is considerable value in continuously ensuring the finance function's role as a value-creator servicing the core business.
and I believe there is considerable agreement on that in Parliament.
My last reason is because there is considerable fragmentation in funding for this strategy, as it is financed by various instruments.
I think there is considerable over-confidence in what can be achieved through deregulation of air transport.