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ambiguity

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Life is full of ambiguity.
2. Sometimes translations do create ambiguity.
3. However, the Commission notes the ambiguity of the figures concerning R & D spending.
4. positioned in such a way as to be safely operated without hesitation or loss of time and without ambiguity,
5. Singly substituted derivatives do not usually include the prefix “mono”. This term is used only when required to prevent ambiguity.
6. Those CAS numbers are used in reference works, databases, and regulatory compliance documents throughout the world to identify substances without the ambiguity of chemical nomenclature.
7. The information on charter destinations in the table on page 40 of Form CO is clear and does not contain any ambiguity.
8. All product information should be factually correct and presented transparently and without ambiguity. Information does not have to be comprehensive to be accurate.
9. Member States may waive this requirement where they are satisfied that their computer systems are able to derive this information without ambiguity from other elements of the declaration, such as the trader identification.
10. The information on charter destinations in the table on page 40 of Form CO is clear and does not contain any ambiguity. There is no obvious mistake which could be easily detected.
11. the word ‘TOP’ inscribed horizontally on the highest part of the illuminating surface, if such an indication is necessary to determine without ambiguity the angle or angles of rotation prescribed by the manufacturer.
12. Where the provisions of Chapter VII of Title II apply and the HS Code is not enough to identify without ambiguity the goods listed in column 2, both the Sensitive Goods Code given in column 4 and the HS Code given in column 1 must be used.
13. Where the transit data are exchanged using electronic data-processing techniques and the HS code is not enough to identify without ambiguity the goods listed in column 2, both the sensitive goods code given in column 4 and the HS code given in column 1 must be used.’
14. Nevertheless, in view of the series of previous exemptions, and the fact that Decision 2001/224/EC itself was adopted on the basis of a proposal from the Commission, some ambiguity remained for the Member States and beneficiaries in the absence of further Commission's action relative to State aid.
15. However, the Commission notes the ambiguity of the figures concerning R & D spending. While it is true that ITP has high levels of R & D spending compared with competitors in the sector, this may depend more on its lack of revenues from older programmes as described above [23] than from its R & D intensity.