at greatest risk vs at risk to the greatest extent

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• Activities will also focus on improving the safety of all road users, especially those at greatest risk, particularly in urban areas.
• To this extent, special measures should be advocated for those areas whose survival is at greatest risk, particularly those with small farms, and the poorer regions.
• Patients at greatest risk of this response are those with pre-existing significantly impaired renal function, uncompensated heart failure, or cirrhosis.
• Patients at greatest risk of this response are those with pre-existing significantly impaired renal function,
• Where you criminalize people living with HIV or those at greatest risk, you fuel the epidemic.
• Does the Commission not consider that part of the funding allocated to the region must be used to carry out a specific screening programme for the sections of the population at greatest risk, such as pregnant women and small children?
• whether it thinks it would be a good idea partially to reopen imports - in a selective, planned manner - of those bird species at greatest risk of extinction?
• many of the facilities at greatest risk are public buildings and infrastructure owned and/or managed by the governments of the Member States, including schools and hospitals, -
• The mission of the strategic analysis services must be redefined so that they can contribute effectively to the identification of situations which would lead to external investigations being initiated in sectors at greatest risk.
• Bangladesh is the country at greatest risk from climate change.
• The prisoners who are at greatest risk of starvation include 11 foreign nationals who were convicted after an unfair trial in November 2004.
• These laws ensure that people living with HIV and those at greatest risk are protected from violence and discrimination and that they get access to prevention and to treatment.
• On the back of those reviews, governments should repeal laws that punish or discriminate against people living with HIV or those at greatest risk.
• The vaccine protected the chicks during the early period of life, when they are at greatest risk of the disease.
• Patients at greatest risk of this response are those with pre-existing renal dysfunction, uncompensated heart failure, or cirrhosis and those receiving diuretics or ACE inhibitors.
• The southern parts of the European Union are at greatest risk of desertification, as various speakers have already said, due to their hot, arid climate, which is extremely propitious to fires.
• We must also pay particular attention to prevention for the groups at greatest risk, such as disabled women or women in a special situation because they have been victims of violence previously.
• Women are at greatest risk in their own homes - domestic violence is the most common cause of injury to women, more common than traffic accidents and cancer put together.
• Which EU sectors are at greatest risk because they are unable to pass on their rising energy costs?
• And so we need to ensure that these people who are living with HIV or at greatest risk of HIV have access to legal services and they have equal access to the courts.

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• The principle of openness is applied to the greatest extent possible.
• A The requirements shall be fulfilled to the greatest extent.
• Guideline ECB/2007/2 harmonises the rules for the TARGET2 components to the greatest extent possible.
• establishing minimum standards, to the greatest extent practicable, for risk-management techniques and related requirements and programs; and
• Assisting and supporting those infected so that they can maintain their health to the greatest extent possible is crucial for several reasons.
• Internal and external consultations in any case proceed, to the greatest extent possible, in parallel.
• The information referred to in this Article shall, to the greatest extent possible, be collected and verified by designated observers by 30 June 2007.
• through cooperation with farmers and other land managers to the greatest extent possible
• Calls for proposals shall be made public to the greatest extent possible through periodicals, Internet sites, etc.
• Member States should therefore commit to enter ing data in th at database to the greatest extent possible.
• In this way the Commission has sought to keep Parliament fully informed to the greatest extent procedurally possible.
• Calls for proposals shall be made public to the greatest extent possible through periodicals, on the internet, etc.
• Calls for proposals shall be made public to the greatest extent possible, including on the internet and in the press in all Member States of the European Union.
• Not only Mr Lukashenko, but all representatives of his administration, too, must be isolated to the greatest extent possible.
• I agree with the Commission that the problem can be resolved only by linking up regional, national and European structures to the greatest extent possible.
• We are committed to preserving to the greatest extent possible the substance of the Constitution.
• preheating, to the greatest extent possible, considering the existing process configuration.
• The information referred to in this Article shall, to the greatest extent possible, be collected and verified by designated observers by 30 June 2008.
• The information referred to in this Article shall, to the greatest extent possible, be collected and verified by designated observers by 30 June 2009.
• The Union's foreign policy cannot simply be not removed from this phenomenon: it must seek to understand it, and monitor it to the greatest extent possible.