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1. From the buyer's point of view, the prices of these CD players are too high.
2. Definition of a reference catenary remains an open point in the High Speed Energy TSI.
3. Gasoline, C5-11, high-octane stabilized reformed; Low boiling point cat-reformed naphtha;
4. Improving patient safety through high-quality and safe health care (Annex — point 1.2.3)
5. Granular PTFE is a chemical product (a fluoropolymer) which bears a number of high resistance properties (such as high melting point, high thermal stability, insolubility, non-inflammability, low dielectric constant).
6. Only applicable to vehicles where the “Seating reference point (‘R’ point) ” of the lowest seat is not more than 700 mm high above the ground level.
7. The Luxembourg authorities have also pointed out that cogeneration systems had to meet the high-efficiency criteria set out in point 70(11) of the 2008 guidelines.
8. Point 31 of the Environmental Guidelines allows the granting of investment aid to the combined production of electric power and heat, if the conversion efficiency is particularly high.
9. In point 8.3, please indicate the character of periods treated as periods of insurance, e.g. the period of sickness benefit, period of attending high schools.
10. ‘POINT OF EXPORT/DEPARTURE’ indicate the Member State or CPC name of the fishery zone where the bluefin tuna were transferred or indicate ‘high seas’ otherwise.
11. Granular PTFE is a chemical product (a fluoropolymer) which bears a number of high resistance properties (such as high melting point, high thermal stability, insolubility, non-inflammability, low dielectric constant). It is used as a component in a wide number of industrial sectors, e.g. the chemical, mechanical, electrical (inner shield of cables), automotive, construction (as isolation agent), cookware (pans), textile, or biomedical (surgery instruments) sectors.
12. As regards the conclusions of the High Level group mentioned in point (61), they are irrelevant as they reflect the outcome of general political debate and do not constitute legally binding provisions.
13. In this context see also point 57 of the environmental aid guidelines, which states that ‘this type of aid may be necessary to target negative externalities indirectly by facilitating the introduction or maintenance of relatively high national environmental taxation’.
14. Naphtha (petroleum), light thermal cracked, sweetened; Low boiling point thermally cracked naphtha (A complex combination of hydrocarbons obtained by subjecting a petroleum distillate from the high temperature thermal cracking of heavy oil fractions to a sweetening process to convert mercaptans.
15. Point 31 of the environmental aid guidelines foresee that investments in the combined production of electric power and heat may be eligible for aid when the conversion efficiency is particularly high.