By way of derogation from Article 6(1) and (2), Member States may allow PSPs to provide PSUs, until 1 February 2016, with conversion services for national payment transactions enabling PSUs that are consumers to continue using BBAN instead of the payment account identifier specified in point (1)(a) of the Annex on condition that interoperability is ensured by converting the payer’s and the payee’s BBAN technically and securely into the respective payment account identifier ...[+++] specified in point (1)(a) of the Annex.

By way of derogation from Article 6(1) and (2), Member States may allow PSPs to provide PSUs, until 1 February 2016, with conversion services for national payment transactions enabling PSUs that are consumers to continue using BBAN instead of the payment account identifier specified in point (1)(a) of the Annex on condition that interoperability is ensured by converting the payer’s and the payee’s BBAN technically and securely into the respective payment account identifier ...[+++] specified in point (1)(a) of the Annex.

94 (1) Subject to subsection (2), the institutional head or a staff member designated by the institutional head may authorize, in writing, that communications between an inmate and a member of the public, including letters, telephone conversations and communications in the course of a visit, be opened, read, listened to or otherwise intercepted by a staff member or a mechanical device, where the institutional head or staff member b ...[+++]elieves on reasonable grounds

My name, my phone number and my home address were given to two former associates of the Hells Angels who now work as police agents, who tried to entrap me. Police officers tried to entrap me in telephone conversations.

The Commission will devote itself heart and soul to implementing this directive, never losing sight of the fact that its success depends on the ability of all the rail agents involved – managers of infrastructures, rail companies and related industries – to employ their experience creatively and find effective and economic technical solutions, preventing the overlapping of solutions, which is unfortunately taking place in some cases.

----------------- (1) COM (88) 388 - 2 - Energy derived from fossil sources - Oil and natural gas (oil exploitation and recovery techniques, conversion of gas into solid fuel, etc.) - Solid fuel (fluidized bed combustion, coals gasification, new burners, etc.) Renewable sources of energy - Wind energy (large-scale wind energy installations of the order of megawatts, wind measuremments and models) - Photovoltaic solar energy (chrystalline and amorphous silicon technology) - Hydroelectric energy (small power plants, study of the potential of energy from the sea and wave energy) - Biomass (production and storage of energy crops, biological an ...[+++]d thermal conversion, etc.) - Geothermal energy (hot dry rocks, study of deep geology, etc.). The framework programme for Community projects in technological research and development (1987-1991) keeps the need to continue and update RD measures taken in the field of energy since 1975.