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long measure

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1. It says this was intentional and shows that the Commission itself acknowledged that the tariff would need to be a long-term measure.
2. The permanence of these issues justifies the prolongation of the tariff, which was, in any event, meant to be a long-term measure to favour industrial development.
3. The measure is for young people aged between 18 and 30; certain activities may admit young people aged 16 and over, as long as appropriate supervision is provided.
4. Italy’s claim that the Alumix decision was intentionally unlimited in time in recognition of the need for a long-term measure (see recital 119) must also be dismissed.
5. Like Alcoa, Italy also maintains that the Alumix decision was not limited in time. It says this was intentional and shows that the Commission itself acknowledged that the tariff would need to be a long-term measure.
6. What is the duration of the measure or in case of a fund in which time period can the fund commit itself to investment and for how long can the fund hold the investments?
7. What is the duration of the measure or in case of a fund in which time period can the fund commit itself to investment and for how long can the fund hold the investments? Please specify:
8. Some interested parties specify that, as a consequence of the aid measure, German road hauliers will be able to reduce the price level for the transport of goods. This will create a disadvantage to companies transporting goods on long distance.
9. Current knowledge suggests that vaccination may be useful not only as a short-term measure in emergencies but also as a long-term measure to prevent disease in situations of higher risk of introduction of avian influenza viruses from wild life or other sources.
10. Since a binding requirement to sell BerlinHyp separately would thus give rise to further significant risks for the viability of the rest of the group, the Commission, as things stand, does not regard this either as an appropriate measure for strengthening long‐term profitability or as a feasible compensatory measure on which the decision would rest.
11. In the Commission’s view, the maximum reduction in the anticipated return on capital in 2006 from around [...]* to [...]* % to some [...]* to [...]* % that the additional compensatory measure of a divestment of Berliner Bank is expected to bring about does not threaten the bank's long‐term viability.
12. As a result of that mandate, the 79 GHz range band has been identified by CEPT as the most suitable band for long term development and deployment of automotive short-range radar, with the introduction of this measure by January 2005 at the latest.
13. Policies aiming at offering active labour market measures to the long-term unemployed should be pursued, taking into consideration the participation rate benchmark of 25 % in 2010. Activation should be in the form of training, retraining, work practice, a job or other employability measure, combined where appropriate with on-going job search assistance.
14. The 1997 reference rate notice, which was in force in 2007 set rates by reference to observed rates of a specific duration, namely five years. The measure under assessment, however, would last as long as the escrow account, estimated at 17 years.
15. Directive 2000/55/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 September 2000 on energy efficiency requirements for ballasts for fluorescent lighting [3] is an implementing measure of Directive 2005/32/EC and has an ongoing effect on the installed ballast base, due to long luminaire and magnetic ballast lifetimes.