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1. Last time I couldn't carry my baby to full term.
2. The Commission herewith appoints as new members of the Stakeholder dialogue group for a full four-year term of office:
3. Where a national member is President or Vice-President of Eurojust, his term of office as a member shall at least be such that he can fulfil his function as President or Vice-President for the full elected term.
4. Short-term advances by the entity with the right of full recovery of the amount lent plus accrued interest at market rates do not violate this condition.
5. the term Early-Stage Researcher [14] refers to researchers in the first four years (full-time equivalent) of their research activity, including the period of research training,
6. Under long-term contacts, entrants would acquire full control of physical assets, also offering them the possibility to engage in secondary trading.
7. establish national strategies for the long-term preservation of and access to digital material, in full respect of copyright law, which:
8. Even in a medium term perspective the Community industry would be unlikely to take full benefit of possible measures given that it is to be expected that other third countries would considerably increase their part on the Community market.
9. Some Member States have established deposit-guarantee schemes under Directive 94/19/EC which provide full coverage for certain kinds of long-term deposits, such as claims on pensions.
10. The reform of the European Employment Strategy in 2003 placed the emphasis on medium-term orientation and on the importance of implementation of the full range of policies recommended in the Employment Guidelines.
11. The Community may provide full-study scholarships to third-country and European masters students and doctoral candidates as well as short-term scholarships for third-country and European academics.
12. The reform of the European Employment Strategy in 2003 has placed the emphasis on medium-term orientation and on the importance of implementation of the full range of policies recommended in the Employment Guidelines.
13. The role of sound macroeconomic policies is to provide conditions conducive to employment creation and growth. Structural reforms, consistent with sound fiscal positions in the short and medium term, are essential to increase productivity and employment in the medium term, thus leading to the full realisation and strengthening of growth potential.
14. the term Early-Stage Researcher [14] refers to researchers in the first four years (full-time equivalent) of their research activity, including the period of research training, Experienced Researchers [15] are defined as researchers having at least four years of research experience (full-time equivalent) since gaining a university diploma giving them access to doctoral studies, in the country in which the degree/diploma was obtained or researchers already in possession of a doctoral degree, regardless of the time taken to acquire it.
15. Alcoa contends that, if the aluminium industry in Italy disappeared, no new Italian or EU entrant could replace the capacity shut down in Italy, as EU plants are already working at full capacity, and no existing producer or new entrant would have an incentive to increase its capacity, given that the long-term prospects as regards future availability of affordable power are uncertain.