Sentences with phrase «free circulation of»

While safeguarding the free circulation of information on the Internet, the «indispensability» approach sets reasonable limits to hyperlinking.

Philip Morris may be seen as replacing all of these precedents with an intermediate position: to comply with Article 114 TFEU, harmonising Directives need not provide for a market access clause guaranteeing free circulation of all products fulfilling the requirements of the Directive throughout the internal market, but they also must not allow for stricter national rules that are inconsistent with the harmonisation achieved under the Directive; such rules may only relate to aspects that fall outside the scope of the Directive.

The evaluation will be focused more specifically on the impact of free circulation of legal information on the competence of lawyers.

Hence, if the European legislator sets the legal so - called «essential requirements», which all economic operators have to meet — whether they are using harmonised standards or not — to ensure free circulation of their products on the Single Market, it leaves to CEN, CENELEC or ETSI (i.e. the recognised European standardization organizations (ESOs)-RRB- to develop voluntary standards that can give technical solutions, accepted by the relevant industry, to ensure compliance with these essential requirements.

There is one line of cases suggesting that para 104 of Tobacco Advertising I clearly establishes that a provision ensuring free circulation of products complying with the Directive is indispensable for minimum harmonising Directives to ever be compatible with Article 114 TFEU.

Free circulation of people and ideas usually produces a deep curiosity about people from different cultures and the interest in learning with them - a characteristic of Global Citizenship.

Eight years later, the idea to create the «fifth freedom» emerged — the free circulation of researchers, scientific knowledge, and technology.

Moedas also pledged to be «ferocious» when pushing member states to do their part — in particular to complete the European Research Area (a much - delayed project to allow the free circulation of knowledge and scientists within the union).

It is distorted if remnants from feudalism, such as primogeniture or entail, obstruct the free circulation of property, or if special privileges are granted to powerful groups, such as the «merchants and manufacturer» who try to influence legislation and present their own advantage as the general good of the country.

Meaning; If you live in the areas with hot temperatures, consider buying a carrier that allows free circulation of air to prevent your baby from developing heat rashes, also for those who live in cold areas warmth should be your priority when selecting a carrier.

Not exact matches

The scant regulation early in the country's life, and the wide variety of paper currencies in circulation via private banks and other state - chartered companies like insurance vendors and railroads, meant a free - for - all for any enterprising soul with a flair for forgery.

The London Free Press is a daily newspaper with the largest circulation of any newspaper in Southwestern Ontario.

The team will create a global free trade ecosystem by docking to all kinds of businesses of shelter and food as well as cakes and ale, so that LNC players can go to all parts of the world to pay for consumption, promoting the value of LNC in circulation.

Marcus could read and write — though he could not write well, and had no inclinations to authorship, even in that publishing center of the western Mediterranean in the days of Nero — and so, as one of the few in the local congregation of Christians who could both read and write, he was commissioned to put together in his free time — probably late evenings, after the assembly of the Christians had broken up — the fragmentary translations of narratives from the story of Jesus and his teaching which were in circulation in the Roman church.

The Country News, with an audited circulation of 55,000 is aimed at the farming community in the Goulburn Valley and surrounding regions, and is included as an insert in the Shepparton News, Riverine Herald (Echuca), Seymour Telegraph, Cobram Courier, McIvor Times (Heathcote), Pastoral Times (Deniliquin), Benalla Ensign, Euroa Gazette, Southern Riverina News (Finley), Kyabram Free Press and the Campaspe Valley News (Rochester).

Though Western media systems are going through a rapid and often painful transformation today with the rise of the internet and mobile platforms, the decline of paid print newspaper circulation, and the erosion of the largest free - to - air broadcast audiences, the ways in which governments provide direct and indirect support for the media have remained largely unchanged for decades.

Two pro-government and pro-NPP newspapers, Daily Statesman and Daily Guide, together with sponsored leaflets in circulation in the Ashanti Region claim that Mr. Mahama is working with some officials of the Ghana Education Service (GES), the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) and some faceless South Africans to make it impossible for the Nana Akufo - Addo Government to implement its free SHS promise.

During the meeting, Borough President Katz also noted the one year anniversary of the Jamaica NOW Action Plan's April 15, 2015 launch and outlined major milestones of the Jamaica NOW Action Plan in the past year, including the activation of the Bronx - Flushing - Jamaica Q44 Select Bus Service that serves 44,000 New Yorkers daily; the newly - restored paths at Rufus King Park that are part of the first phase of the Park's major capital improvements; redesigned storefronts of local businesses along Sutphin Boulevard (with more on the way); a $ 138,000 «Building Community Capacity» grant toward the formation of the Jamaica Arts Alliance; the release of an RFP to activate the 168th Street Garage into a new, mixed - use development, with the City to announce the winning bid shortly; the launch of the «Jamaica Avenue Streetscape Improvements» study to determine the cost and scope of additional seating, increased plantings and improved pedestrian circulation in the area; and free public Wi - Fi on track by July in the Downtown Jamaica Corridor, the first area in Queens to host LinkNYC.

«The circulation of people, knowledge, information, and so on is much freer now than» it was during the Cold War, Žagrović says.

The test, described in tomorrow's issue of the journal Circulation, might be used to devise better antioxidant vitamin therapies against free radicals and to explore the mechanism of these compounds in cancer and other diseases.

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It will be able to map about 95 % of the ice - free oceans» topography every 10 days and help scientists monitor ocean circulation, climate change and sea level rise.

Hansen 1988 did use other forcing but he decoupled the ocean feedback writing, «we stress that this «surprise - free» representation of the ocean excludes the effects of natural variability of ocean transports and the possibility of switches in the basic mode of ocean circulation.»

Instead, Prothena researchers think the rise in total plasma AS is just a natural consequence of the fact that PRX002 has a much longer half - life in the circulation than does the free form of AS in the circulation, so once an AS molecule is captured in the periphery, it takes a lot longer for it to finally leave the circulation than it would if it were left to itself (personal communication, Dr. Wagner Zago).

The best drug - free way to keep problems at bay is to keep circulation moving, as in getting up and walking around the cabin frequently — once an hour is a good rule of thumb.

Plug maintains that self - massage can increase circulation, help decrease inflammation, and help to free up blockages in the tissue of the skin.

Other biogenic amines, such as putrescine, may also be involved in displacing histamine from its mucosal mucine linkage, which results in an increase of free absorbable histamine in circulation.

It also allows for a free - flow of blood throughout all other areas in your body that may lack in circulation otherwise.

Instead, you want long - term energy to be free of fatigue, maximum support for your joints and bones, injury - free muscles, good circulation, and increased fat burning to slim down.

They end up blocking circulation, damage heart action, inhibit cell renewal and impede the free flow of blood (and thus oxygen) and lymph fluids.

• widespread effects on circulation, muscles and sugar metabolism • raised heart rate • increased heart output • increased rate and depth of breathing • increased metabolic rate • increased force of muscular contraction • delayed muscular fatigue • reduced blood flow to bladder (muscular walls relax and sphincters contract) • reduced blood flow to intestines • increased blood pressure • increased sugar (glucose) in the blood • increased break - down of glucose for energy *, especially in muscle cells • increased free fatty acids in the blood * • more oxidation of fatty acids to produce energy * • more ATP (the cells» primary energy compound) produced * • blood vessels constrict

One of estrogen's «excitatory» effects is to cause lipolysis, the release of fatty acids from storage fat; it directs the conversion of glucose into fat in the liver, so that the free fatty acids in the circulation remain chronically high under its influence.

Swelling of the brain, resulting from increased vascular permeability and the entry of free fatty acids, reduces its circulation and oxygenation; lactic acidemia causes swelling of glial cells.

Synthetics and plastic restrict the free flow of air and blood circulation in women's pelvic area, alter the normal homeostasis of the pelvic floor muscles and can promote growth of yeast and bacteria.

Carrot Seed Oil Fights free radicals, restores radiant skin, treats acne, purifies, improves health of damaged skin, detoxifies, stimulates circulation, promotes collagen production

Both soothing and regenerating, restorative / meditative poses free the body and mind of unnecessary tension, reduce stress, and create a balanced healing environment by increasing circulation to the organs, slowing & deepening the breath and calming the central nervous system.

Due to this adaptation, glucose conversion to glycogen is one of the first pathways in which elevated levels of free glucose are taken out of circulation.

In the normal non-diabetic human body normal fasting blood sugar constitutes approximately 17 calories of free glucose in circulation, about 1 teaspoon of sugar (as glucose).

Grapefruit Juice Treats blemishes, fights free radicals, reduces the appearance of fine lines, evens skin tone, gently cleanses, restorative, softens, improves circulation, firms

It stores blood, governs and regulates the blood, organizes the «free flow» of Qi energy to promote circulation which cultivates our emotions, soothes digestion, regulates menstruation and bile secretion.

A number of clinical studies have shown that Ginkgo biloba can protect brain cells from damage caused by free radicals while improving blood circulation and oxygen delivery, particularly through the microcapillaries.

The vitamin E in SKINNYbits naturally promotes healthy blood circulation and healing of your scalp so you can stay itch an flake free all year long!

Carrot Seed Fights free radicals, restores radiant skin, treats acne, purifies, improves health of damaged skin, detoxifies, stimulates circulation, promotes collagen production

In fat cells, glucagon causes the breakdown of fats into free fatty acids which are released into the circulation to provide another source of fuel for our bodies.

That this is the note on which the film ends lends a conclusive element to what in its early stages seems to be a more free - form narrative careening between depictions of place and circulation which is notable in its exclusion of the global north as a central point of reference.

Since the official premiere of GEM's film at the Assembly Hall of The Riverside Church in Harlem on May 19, 2011 featuring historian Diane Ravitch as our honored guest, our free offer of the DVD and permission to copy and distribute copies of the film have produced an estimated 15,000 copies in circulation.

Anticipating underhanded tactics that both sides might use, the regulations ordered that signature gatherers, the district, and its staff should be neutral, so that parents would be «free from harassment, threats and intimidation related to circulation or signature of a petition or to the discouraging of signing a petition or to the revocation of signatures from the petition.»

The oil filter elements are designed to collect as much of this detritus as possible without hindering free oil circulation through the engine (dirt = bad, low oil flow = worse bad).

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