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1. Go / move backward !
2. She is backward in expressing her opinion.
3. Unless prevented by safety implications such version releases within the same baseline are to be backward compatible.
4. For Tables 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19, no backward data using NACE Rev. 2 or CPA 2008 is required.’
5. Support backward compatibility ensure, where appropriate, the capability for ITS systems to work with existing systems that share a common purpose, without hindering the development of new technologies;
6. This process shall take account of the estimated costs and benefits of all technical solutions considered and shall ensure backward compatibility between consecutive versions.
7. However, in order to facilitate migration and in the extent possible from a technical view point, different baselines should encompass a common core of functionality for which backward compatibility should be ensured.
8. The GOI further contended that the IIS, although admittedly limited to certain backward regions within the territories of Punjab and Gujarat, should not be considered as specific, because they allegedly do not favour certain enterprises within these specially designated regions.
9. The head restraint and its anchorage shall be such that the maximum backward displacement of the head permitted by the head restraint and measured in conformity with the static procedure prescribed in paragraph 7.4 below is less than 102 mm.
10. This will help to promote the competitiveness of rail transport and prevent unnecessary additional costs through the requirement of upgrading or renewal of existing authorised subsystems to ensure backward compatibility.
11. The State of Gujarat grants to eligible industrial enterprises, incentives in the form of exemption from the payment of electricity duty in order to encourage the industrial development of economically backward areas within this State.
12. However, in order to facilitate migration and in the extent possible from a technical view point, different baselines should encompass a common core of functionality for which backward compatibility should be ensured. Such a common core should provide a minimum kernel to enable interoperable data services under acceptable performance.
13. Notwithstanding this fact, the adoption of a too fragmented deployment throughout the European rail network, mainly along the trans-European rail corridors, would give rise to major cost and operational overheads resulting from the needs to ensure backward compatibility and interconnection with a diversity of legacy facilities.
14. The possibility for the Commission, in the absence of analytical accounts, to rely on an analytical reconstruction of the costs carried out ex post by backward projection was endorsed by the Court (see the judgment of 7 June 2006 in Case T-613/97, Report 2006, p. II-01531, Union française de l'express (UFEX), in particular paragraph 137).
15. However, in order to facilitate migration and in the extent possible from a technical view point, different baselines should encompass a common core of functionality for which backward compatibility should be ensured. Such a common core should provide a minimum kernel to enable interoperable operation under acceptable performance.