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important person

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1. Lintsoln is an important person.
2. He is a very important person.
3. He's an important person in the FBI.
4. Why is Latin important for the life of a person?
5. You are the most important person of us all.
6. You are the most important person in my life.
7. If you study, you'll become an important person in the future.
8. The person concerned should complete only the boxes at the top of the form under the heading “Important note”.
9. One important obstacle is uncertainty concerning the identity of the person concerned and/or his or her lack of the necessary travel documents.
10. It is considered that among the important factors affecting the level of risk are the vulnerability of the type of person affected and, for non-vulnerable adults, the knowledge of the risk and the possibility of taking precautions against it.
11. They should also give the person responsible for the labelling important guidance on different elements of the labelling. They may assist in the interpretation of the framework for voluntary labelling or the presentation of mandatory labelling.
12. It is important that a disabled person or person with reduced mobility who considers that this Regulation has been infringed be able to bring the matter to the attention of the managing body of the airport or to the attention of the air carrier concerned, as the case may be.
13. In order to avoid confusion between any CE markings which might appear on certain components and the CE marking corresponding to the machinery, it is important that the latter marking be affixed alongside the name of the person who has taken responsibility for it, namely the manufacturer or his authorised representative.
14. sufficiently in advance of the minimum age for commencing pension rights or before an age to be determined by national legislation, exchange with or make available to the person concerned and to institutions of other Member States information (periods completed or other important elements) on the pension entitlements of persons who have changed from one applicable legislation to another or, failing that, inform those persons of, or provide them with, the means of familiarising themselves with their prospective benefit entitlement.
15. The Scientific Committee on Consumer Products, replaced by the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety [2], concluded in its ‘Memorandum on hair dye substances and their skin sensitising properties’ published on 29 March 2007 that contact allergies caused by hair dye products are an increasingly important health problem for consumers and society, often causing acute and severe dermatitis to individuals. A person sensitised to a hair dye substance used in hair dye products may eventually develop skin allergy to that substance.