A national regulatory authority may, in accordance with the provisions of Article 8, and in particular the second subparagraph of Article 8(3), impose, as an exceptional measure, an obligation on vertically integrated undertakings to place activities related to the wholesale provision of fixed access products in an independently operating business unit.
D: On the ground that serious hardship would ensure if the man were called up for Army service, owing to his exceptional financial or business obligations or domestic position.
'AAA' represents exceptional ability to pay off credit obligations, while 'AA' demonstrates very high capacity.
Authoritarianism short-circuits when any single person, no matter how exceptional, is able to extricate himself from political obligation.
First, Princeton has an obligation to exercise responsible stewardship of the exceptional resources that the University has accumulated over many years -- its academic programs and Library, its exceptional faculty and staff, its financial and physical resources, its important and close relationship with its alumni, and its outstanding international reputation.
Since DfID's creation in 1997, other countries have looked to Britain as an exceptional bilateral donor willing to act selflessly to fulfil obligations to those beyond its borders.
If, in exceptional cases, the information on voting is very extensive, the disclosure obligation in that regard may be complied with by disclosing an accurate summary of that information.
Non-compliance with quality criteria or with social obligations must be recognised as providing grounds for exceptional termination of a contract.
4. Stripped of housing benefit Housing benefit will be removed from 18-21-year-olds 18-21-year-olds 18-21-year-olds 18-21-year-oldsapart so called "earn or learn" obligation. 5.
"Peter is passionate; he is precise; he teaches with exceptional clarity; his teaching is thought provoking; and he goes way beyond obligation," said Bhatt, reading classmates' citations.
Respondents perceived that making HIV screening similar to screening for other treatable medical conditions might violate patients' rights because it negates an obligation to assess patients' emotional health and safety before testing; ignores the exceptional nature of HIV; and creates the potential for poor or cavalier implementation of HIV testing recommendations.
