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Treatment for the said condition may last for a long time and this does not only include treating physical symptoms but may also entail psychiatric treatment.

In this respect, stakeholders do not only observe that using wood for energy entails "no more impacts than any other forestry work" (Spain: practitioner group) but also that planning of forestry interventions may minimise negative impacts on forest ES while increasing the positive effects (Spain: economy group).

The risk this entails is that the instruments do not only capture the network effect but also the current economic conditions of the sending region.

Community-based healthcare for Roma women does not entail only the efforts of the healthcare services, but also the promotion of Roma women's own responsibility for their reproductive health.

Food as exposure does not necessarily entail only one way of controlling that exposure in the name of human health.

On the other hand, voluntarism alone does not entail the contractual view, for it does not entail that spouses can negotiate the obligations of marriage or that the obligations be subject to release, only that spouses must agree to them.

Higher cost does not always entail a better taste!

The report before the development control committee said: "This application is for exploration works only and does not entail any ground stimulation, more familiarly known as fracking, nor does it involve directional drilling.

Causation entails correlation, but correlation does not entail causation.

The kind statue entails having certain physical and aesthetic properties, but does not entail having any mental properties.

But Belgian laïcité is very different from that of France, if only because it does not entail a strict separation between church and state.