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1. I have a tentative schedule.
2. Attached is the tentative agenda.
3. This is a tentative rubric for the evaluation of your project work.
4. Suggested tentative locations for the seminars are:
5. In the remaining (tentative) T&D markets, Siemens/VA Tech’s combined market shares are lower, and additional competitors exist.
6. % in several tentative T&D markets, namely gas-insulated switchgear (GIS), circuit breakers and high-voltage turnkey projects.
7. The Commission's investigation therefore focused on the potential effect resulting from the reduction in the number of credible bidders from four to three in some tentative markets.
8. In view of the tentative recovery of the Community industry, the continuation of injury caused by dumped imports could not be established.
9. If however mass spectrometry is used for the detection of compounds, the resulting mass spectra can be compared to published data [8] or to mass spectral libraries and a tentative identification of the compounds can be achieved.
10. However, no comments were forthcoming and only Sky Italia provided a tentative list of the possible effects of the aid but no precise method for calculating the amount to be recovered.
11. The transaction leads to high market shares in excess of [30-40] [1] Parts of this text have been edited to ensure that confidential information is not disclosed; those parts are enclosed in square brackets and marked with an asterisk. % in several tentative T&D markets, namely gas-insulated switchgear (GIS), circuit breakers and high-voltage turnkey projects.
12. By letter dated 22 June 2007 Poland submitted a new timetable for the privatisation process, indicating December 2007 as the tentative deadline for its completion, i.e. half a year after the initial deadline which Poland had signed up to in January 2007.
13. By letter dated 22 June 2007 Poland submitted a new timetable for the privatisation process, indicating December 2007 as the tentative deadline for its completion, i.e. half a year after the initial deadline which Poland had signed up to in January 2007. By letter of 31 July 2007 the Commission indicated that the privatisation process could not be delayed any longer.