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      1. Enforce asylum-related legislation and establish a fully-fledged asylum system, in compliance with international standards.
      2. Enforce asylum-related legislation and establish a fully-fledged asylum system, in compliance with international standards, including reception of asylum seekers.
      3. It is clear, on the other hand, that banks require investors to draw up a fully-fledged hedging strategy before deciding whether to offer hedging.
      4. This shall allow for the reduction of the implementation cost of full-fledged ERTMS/ETCS or GSM-R facilities complying Class A requirements at a later stage.
      5. standards, the manufacturer may nevertheless try to provide evidence that his product is as safe as if it were compliant with the standard’s limit value by way of a fully fledged risk assessment on his product.
      6. could until now not be regarded as a fully-fledged network operator since it has only limited network coverage and it depends on the national roaming agreement with Mobilkom.
      7. The basic misalignment lies in the fact that Cyprus Airways operates at a cost level of a fully fledged network carrier while the reality of the liberalized leisure-dominated Cyprus market only allows for revenue levels which are at par with those of charter and/or low cost airlines, which are in fact Cyprus Airways' real competitors.
      8. Furthermore, exempt 1929 holding companies provide intra-group services and can, within certain limits, take part in the industrial and commercial activities of participated companies — which, as the Court of Justice confirmed in its recent judgment in Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Firenze, constitutes a fully fledged economic activity.
      9. The on-board pre-fitting is defined as the installation of any ETCS and GSM-R equipment or other enabling equipment for ETCS and GSM-R (e.g. installation of cabling and wiring, antennas, sensors, power supply or installation fixtures) which is fitted but not necessarily put in service aimed at reducing the implementation cost of full-fledged ERTMS/ETCS or GSM-R facilities complying with the Class A requirements at a later stage.
      10. The track side pre-fitting is defined as the installation of any ETCS and GSM-R equipment or other enabling equipment for ETCS and GSM-R (e.g. installation of cabling and wiring, interlocking interfaces, LEU or fibre optic backbones) which is fitted but not necessarily put in service aimed at reducing the implementation cost of full-fledged ERTMS/ETCS or GSM-R facilities complying with Class A requirements at a later stage.
      11. Pre-fitting for Class A The on-board pre-fitting is defined as the installation of any ETCS and GSM-R equipment or other enabling equipment for ETCS and GSM-R (e.g. installation of cabling and wiring, antennas, sensors, power supply or installation fixtures) which is fitted but not necessarily put in service aimed at reducing the implementation cost of full-fledged ERTMS/ETCS or GSM-R facilities complying with the Class A requirements at a later stage.
      12. standards, the manufacturer may nevertheless try to provide evidence that his product is as safe as if it were compliant with the standard’s limit value by way of a fully fledged risk assessment on his product. However, this may require more effort, and may be impossible in cases such as the small parts cylinder referred to above, than actually manufacturing the product in compliance with the standard’s limit value.
      13. The Commission notes that neither the June plan nor the September update contains a fully-fledged business plan for the production of steel structures. This is a serious deficiency, as this business should generate turnover of PLN 300 million at the end of the restructuring period, benefit from the new yard’s considerable steel-processing capacity (increasing from 4 % in 2009 to 20 % in 2012) and should represent around 10 % of the new yard’s sales.