Didxn vs If not even less

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• Let me warn the Commission, though, that, if equality policy becomes even less visible and is taken even less seriously, then support on the part of women will diminish as well. PROGRESS depends on them.
• Such alternative methods, even if inevitably less precise than actual records, showed that the data provided was not reliable.
• The reuse of silver, even if it is less than one tenth of a per cent, shall thus remain possible.
• Even if Europe is less affected, it is still important for us to send out messages of confidence.
• A simpler method therefore needs to be adopted, even if it is less strict.
• B38 An investor can have power even if it holds less than a majority of the voting rights of an investee.
• Obviously in that situation people cannot understand any increase whatsoever, even if it is less than inflation.
• Constitution of investment funds ("venture capital funds") in which the State is a partner, investor or participant, even if on less advantageous terms than other investors.
• The fact is, I find it shocking that a transitional period is envisaged, even if it is less than that proposed by the Commission.
• Can the Commission explain how it intends to incentivise the telecom industry to invest more in rural broadband, even if it is less profitable than its urban equivalent?
• In youth, dancing is a fundamental rite of passage: for the very first time we feel a state of grace, a deep ecstasy, even if for the less tuned-in it is all just a bunch of boys and girls enjoying themselves at a party.
• (a) constitution of investment funds ("venture capital funds") in which the State is a partner, investor or participant, even if on less advantageous terms than other investors;
• I believe that we are, at last, more or less in agreement with the objectives we wish to achieve, even if there is less agreement on the best means of achieving them.
• They have no intention of creating, as the Constitution proposes, a minister for foreign affairs, not even if it is Mr Solana, and they have even less intention of giving him services and funding.
• We have done that in order not to delay the convergence report, because if not we would have had to wait until 5 June in order to publish the convergence report and you would have had even less time to debate it.
• Even less can we accept that sums that should not even be considered as the minimum necessary for implementing enlargement should be set as maximum allocations.
• It should not even be under negotiation, and even less so, given the issues it covers, by the European Commission alone.
• It will take even less time if this woman remembers me.
• It will take even less time if this woman remembers me.
• It is even less fun if you become the victim of overbooking.