due to inclusion of multiple information vs due to incorporation of multiple information

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• The mistakes in those tables were due to the non-inclusion of certain transport services and due to an incorrect transcription of data.
• Article 7 also appears in the review clause due to the continuing inclusion of non-state bodies.
• However, the drafting has been simplified, in particular due to the inclusion of Article 2.
• On request the inclusion of an active substance can be renewed provided an application is made at the latest two years before the entry is due to lapse.
• In a further communication due to be adopted in the next few weeks the Commission will also present new measures to support the active inclusion of people with disabilities.
• The EPLP cannot back the report due to the report's inclusion of issues such as boat modernisation and renewal and joint ventures.
• On 28 October 1998, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision adopted an agreement on both the eligibility criteria and limits to inclusion of certain types of hybrid capital instruments in original own funds of credit institutions.
• In case of multiple reflections the reflections due to every single reflections are added.
• "due to excessive internal bleeding, as a result of multiple contusions" "and severe deep-muscle trauma."
• Inclusion of completed vehicles emissions in the average of manufacturers should therefore not take place before 2016 due to lack of data availability before and initial risk of data errors.
• In view of the above, inclusion of the LULUCF sector in the EU ETS - primarily designed for annual emissions of industrial installations - is questionable, due to compatibility issues.
• The first controlled clinical trial investigating tissue sealing in lung surgery failed to document superiority over standard treatment measured by air leakage due to the inclusion of a large group of patients (53%) without air leakage.
• The inclusion of the Fredrickson classification in the wording of the indication was questioned by the CPMP, partly due to the fact that this classification is becoming obsolete.
• The sum of the statistical categories should be smaller than the sum of the accounting categories due to the inclusion of liabilities to credit insti - tutions in foreign currency only in the accounting data.
• We said we could not give our support then, due to the inclusion of primary law and the lack of the possibility of national tax.
• I do admit, however, that it must be our Asian partners themselves who take the decision, in the same manner as we have reservations in the case of Burma, due to its human rights situation, and are unable to accept the inclusion of Burma.
• On the final vote, British Labour MEPs joined with the Socialist Group in voting against this report, particularly due to the inclusion of an entire section devoted to the creation of a permanent EU Military Operational Headquarters.
• Cumbria is also disadvantaged due to the anomalies caused by the inclusion of extra-regio GDP in the NUTS II GDP figures so that Cumbria does not qualify for 'statistical effect' status.
• In reply to this comment it is noted that a recent investigation concerning a similar product at definitive stage concluded that a number of Member States and Switzerland encountered considerable implementation difficulties due to the inclusion of such mixtures and preparations in the product concerned.
• Due to the limited number of new submissions of applications for inclusion of active substances in Annex I, the Agency should take over the co-ordination and facilitation tasks for new submissions as of the date of applicability of this Regulation.

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• Subject to incorporation of this Regulation into EEA Agreement
• The incorporation of this paragraph is appropriate due to the equivalence assessment of article 263 and 170.
• Incorporation of multiple beams any of which is less than 1.9º; or
• Incorporation of high-heat skimmed-milk powder may lead to too high figures due to the co-precipitation of certain whey proteins with the para-casein of milk.
• Concerning the annual report of Finmeccanica for the year 2003 referred to by the anonymous third party, Italy argued that a large part of the increase in R & D expenditures was due to the incorporation of Aermacchi into the company (around [...]).
• In case of multiple reflections the reflections due to every single reflections are added.
• "due to excessive internal bleeding, as a result of multiple contusions" "and severe deep-muscle trauma."
• The aim is to prevent any changes occurring in the receiving environment due to the incorporation of natural geological materials from elsewhere, for example if these materials naturally contain high levels of one or more substances which would modify the initial natural equilibria.
• Due to the full incorporation of the wine sector into the Single CMO Regulation, and the extension of the competition rules contained therein to that sector, provision should be made to exclude the wine sector from the scope of Regulation (EC) No 1184/2006.
• The incorporation of this new data into who you are.
• Incorporation of the Athens Convention and other IMO measures
• Acceleration of discharge timetable and incorporation of remarks of the European Court of Auditors.
• Incorporation of the performance audit findings is carried out through cooperation and communication between auditor and auditee.
• incorporation of biometric features into passports and visas;
• Subject: Nuclear safety: plant decommissioning and incorporation of costs
• The incorporation of those recommendations into Union law should be ensured.
• This committee will certainly contribute to greater certainty and coherence in the incorporation of international law into Community legislation.
• Incorporation of Greece in euro area statistics necessary, consistency in all statistical domains.
• The incorporation of Greece into euro area statistics generally went smoothly.
• Incorporation of the traditional rules on pricking cheeses.