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The article imposes a fine for each violation, but by imputation it could lead to an Article 13 termination. .

This Article further imposes an information obligation on the farmers and suppliers of processing services vis-à-vis farm-saved seed quantities.

To the organizers of this Forum, believe me: defined sets of labels, mandated articles, imposed postures, have nothing to do with social media or alternative media.

In pursuance of this aim, Article 16 (3) imposes an obligation on States Parties to 'ensure that all facilities and programmes designed to serve persons with disabilities are effectively monitored by independent authorities'.

So, in theory, the solution presented in this article fulfills all imposed requirements.

Notice that some of the filters that will be discussed in this article do not impose Gaussianity of noise distributions.

It was shown in the previous sections that the solution presented in this article meets all imposed requirements.

A UN Security Council decision taken pursuant to Article 41 imposes a legal obligation on the UK (as a UN Member) to take all necessary measures to give effect to the decision domestically.

He said the company could not answer any questions for this article because he had imposed a quiet period pending the advisory panel meeting.

This article pinpoints the requirements imposed on such an on-line software infrastructure and sheds light on a viable design approach.

In the second aspect which is the focus of this article, no constraint is imposed and narrowband assumption is then made when (B sig /f c ) < B f, where B f (typically 0.2), is called the fractional bandwidth [22, 23], otherwise, the system is wideband.