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The EU Directive 2001/18 foresees the monitoring of environmental impact (Article 20), and the admission of a specific GMO has to be renewed after 10 years.

This action could jeopardize Zimbabwe's participation in FCTC activities especially if there is stricter FCTC monitoring of compliance with Article 5.3 for "real, perceived, or potential conflict of interests" [ 99].

An equi-point in data collection of December 2005 was selected to provide two time periods of monitoring with a similar number of articles in each.

The University of Navarra's Economics, Sport and Intangibles Research Group calculated media value by monitoring Internet presence and the volume of articles, and gave Messi, a forward from Argentina, the top ranking for players.

It delivers an electronic infrastructure and supporting mechanisms for the identification, deposition, access, and monitoring of FP7 and ERC funded articles.

Weapons inspections appear to be suspended, although monitoring of weapons sites continues.See article: Iraq challenges the UN, againAn uprising broke out in eastern Congo, spearheaded by the Rwandan soldiers and ethnic Tutsis who had helped Laurent Kabila to power.

In accordance to directive 2008/57/EC the railway companies must verify this at least in context to the conferral and monitoring of safety authorization based upon article 11 of directive 2004/49/EC [6] and for licensing and supervision of safety certification based upon article 10 of directive 2004/49/EC.

Wrote hundreds of articles for Catholic News Service, Religion News Service, Christian Science Monitor, Baptist Standard, Christianity and Crisis, New World Outlook, and many others.

A 2011 series of articles in The New York Times detailed uninvestigated deaths of developmentally disabled people in state care that suggested widespread failure to adequately monitor care.

Based on our own monitoring of scientific articles and news media, as well as consultations with influenza experts, primarily from WHO, we identified five terms as relevant and likely to be present in the records of articles on the pandemic: "h1n1," "swine," "pandemic," "epidemic," and "outbreak".

This article introduces some results obtained in monitoring of long pipelines employed in oil and gas transportation.