incipient decay [ incipient stage of decay | early stage of decay | initial stage of decay | invasive stage of decay | primary stage of decay | dopy stage of decay | dozy stage of decay | foxy stage of decay | hard rot | dote | doat ]

Senile incipient cataract

incipient pressure pulse

incipient white heat

incipient user | neophyte | neophyte user

incipient motion | threshold motion | initiation of sediment movement

Retinal vein occlusion:central | incipient | partial | tributary

effective initial concentration [ incipient effective concentration ]

dilatometric softening point [ incipient deformation point | deformation point ]

So as not to jeopardise the incipient growth, while providing a suitable economic environment for it to develop, it is essential to maintain a stable macroeconomic framework.

Europe should furthermore reinforce the incipient development of an entrepreneurial space sector, where appropriate, by well targeted measures, including support for space technology transfer initiatives.

For the purpose of ensuring the development of an incipient organic livestock sector, several temporary derogations as regards tethering of animals, housing conditions for animals and stocking densities were granted under Regulation (EEC) No 2092/91.

To this end, the range of powers available to the relevant authorities should consist of three elements: (i) preparatory steps and plans to minimise the risks of potential problems (preparation and prevention); (ii) in the event of incipient problems, powers to arrest a bank's deteriorating situation at an early stage so as to avoid insolvency (early intervention); and (iii) if insolvency of an institution presents a concern as regards the general public interest (defined in Articles 27 and 28), a clear means to reorganise or wind down the bank in an orderly fashion while preserving its critical functions and limiting to the maximum ex ...[+++]tent any exposure of taxpayers to losses in insolvency (resolution).