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laid low

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1. the Commission takes the view that the probability that a creditor might fail to obtain satisfaction of his claim under the procedures laid down by the Law of 16 July 1980 is low.
2. For the purpose of these Guidelines, “coal” means high-grade, medium-grade and low–grade category A and B coal within the meaning of the international codification system for coal laid down by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe.
3. As the measures have relatively fixed minimum costs, the ceilings on total financing laid down in Article 3(3) of Regulation (EC) No 528/1999 for some Member States may therefore prove to be too low.
4. The Commission’s investigation indicates that the market segment for battery pasting paper is characterised by low demand with high potential supply from other wet laid fibre producers, a concentrated demand side and that the projected market share of the combined entity would be low.
5. Any potential benefit to the stock of European eel resulting from recovery measures in the Black Sea and the river systems connected to it would be negligible and thus disproportionately low compared to the administrative and financial burden that would be laid upon the Member States concerned.
6. Foodstuffs for particular nutritional uses which have been specially formulated, processed or prepared to meet the dietary needs of people intolerant to gluten and marketed as such should be labelled either as ‘very low gluten’ or ‘gluten-free’ in accordance with the provisions laid down in this Regulation.
7. The Commission may submit with its report proposals for amending this Directive, in particular as regards:a second stage of sulphur limit values laid down for each fuel category, and taking account of work within the IMO, the sea areas where low sulphur marine fuels are to be used.
8. that the Law of 16 July 1980 and the measures implementing it do not at any stage contemplate the possibility that resources might not be available, and that the budgetary documentation shows that EPICs may receive exceptional advances in the event of an urgent funding requirement, the Commission takes the view that the probability that a creditor might fail to obtain satisfaction of his claim under the procedures laid down by the Law of 16 July 1980 is low.
9. Following a request by a Member State, the Commission may extend in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 11(2), the period provided for in paragraph 2 for the implementation of one or more requirements of Article 4 in respect of inland waterways falling within the scope of Article 2 but with low traffic density, or in respect of inland waterways for which the cost of such implementation would be disproportionate to its benefits.