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The legal responsibilities of those who design and build such plants, who are likely to be neither an equipment manufacturer nor the final plant operator are quite unclear, unless that plant comes under the major hazards directive 96/82/EC (Seveso 2).

BTL Employees Trust comes under Belize law.

In 2001 landfill sites came under a different directive and were not required to report to the EA under the Pollution Prevention and Control (PPC) Regulations.

The legal grounds on which Virgin launched a judicial review after the contract was awarded to FirstGroup are enshrined in EU procurement directives, which have come under much criticism in the UK for being too bureaucratic and inflexible.

Domestic appliances are long-lived and relatively expensive products that come under the new EC electrical waste recovery directive.

Finland, which joined the European Union in 1995, came under criticism that its hunting practices did not mesh with European habitat directives.

Germany too came under criticism.

She, too, came under fire.

Democrats also come under fire.

Zarif came under particular attack.

Advocates say that the administration is ignoring a directive from Congress to draft a contingency plan to expedite visas should those Iraqis who worked for the United States government, especially interpreters for the military, come under increased threat after American forces are drawn down at the end of the year.