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1. It is challenging and I am learning a lot.
2. Whenever there is something challenging, he always chooses a soft option.
3. sufficient space to provide a complex and challenging environment, and
4. The mechanism for challenging the amount of compensation was laid down in Article 5, paragraph 5 of the nationalization law.
5. the grounds for challenging a decision under Article 25(2)(c) in accordance with the methodology applied under Article 27(2)(b) and (c).
6. On 6 December 2006 the Commission received a memorandum from the French authorities challenging the findings presented by the Commission in its letter of 4 October 2006.
7. Experience in other countries has also shown that finding places to dispose of certain types of waste can be both technically and politically challenging.
8. The GOK did not raise any claims challenging ‘as such’ provisions of the basic Regulation or the Guidelines [28] relating to the calculation of the amount of the benefit.
9. Whereas the Mozambique market, despite its high potential, is still only in an embryonic phase of development, Brazil is an open market with a high level of competition and one which presents a far more challenging prospect than Mozambique.
10. OJ L 150, 23.6.2000, p. 1; actions challenging that decision have been brought by Germany (Case C-376/99), by North Rhine-Westphalia (Case T-233/99) and by WestLB (Case T-228/99).
11. The presence of independent representatives on the board, capable of challenging the decisions of management, is widely considered as a means of protecting the interests of shareholders and other stakeholders.
12. OJ L 150, 23.6.2000, p. 1; actions challenging that decision have been brought by Germany (Case C-376/99), by North Rhine-Westphalia (Case T-233/99) and by WestLB (Case T-228/99).
13. The assessment demonstrated limited scope to reduce emissions without significant increase in costs, challenging market characteristics, such as high price sensitivity and increasing trend in imports from low cost manufacturing countries, and significant impact of additional costs due to implementation of Directive 2003/87/EC on the profit margins, limiting the capacity of installations to invest and reduce emissions.
14. OJ L 150, 23.6.2000, p. 1; actions challenging that decision have been brought by Germany (before the Court of Justice, Case C-376/99), by North Rhine-Westphalia (before the Court of First Instance, Case T-233/99) and by WestLB (before the Court of First Instance, Case T-228/99).
15. Without in any way challenging the fundamental cultural importance of language, it would seem that this plays a less essential role in the cultural nature of a video game than, for example, in the case of a film or a book.