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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Does the child’s condition necessitate attendance by another person?
2. The following list indicates as informative guidance those modifications that necessitate reassessment of a vehicle design.
3. The French authorities indicate that this will necessitate significant adjustments within the company […].
4. Therefore, Micron’s comments do not necessitate any modification of those conclusions as such.
5. The protection and improvement of the environment necessitate concrete measures to protect waters, including shellfish waters, against pollution.
6. In addition, the implementation of an investment plan is something difficult, which may necessitate some additional months.
7. Such participation should necessitate fulfilling the general conditions of bilateral agreement and contribution to the programme budget.
8. when the manufacturer considers that the nature, design, construction or purpose of the toy necessitate third party verification.
9. It should also be taken into account that international transport may necessitate an extended period of acclimatisation due to disturbance of the diurnal rhythm of the animals.
10. In Poland the traditions in carcase presentation, and consequently, commercial practice, necessitate that carcases can be presented with the flare fat, kidneys and/or diaphragm.
11. A modification of the tread pattern of the tyre shall not be considered to necessitate a repetition of the tests prescribed in paragraph 6 of this Regulation.
12. The implementation of NACE Rev. 2 classification of economic activities will necessitate re-calculating of time series for periods prior to the introduction of the Revision,
13. In Hungary the traditions in carcase presentation and, consequently, commercial practice, necessitate that carcases can be presented with flare fat and diaphragm.
14. to include such other limitations, requirements and exemptions as it finds that the insurance market conditions at the time of the issue of the certificate necessitate.
15. Consequently, reviews are not limited to schemes originally investigated, but necessitate a determination of present and future subsidisation, including programs not originally investigated.