equivalent forms [ alternate forms | comparable forms | duplicate forms | parallel forms | similar forms ]

equivalent-forms method

platform runners parallel to carrier length

uniflow cylinder machine [ uniflow vat machine ]

the precipitation occurs in the form of series of parallel platelets

form of side payments

parallel connection

parallel giant slalom | PGS | parallel giant slalom event | parallel GS

Paralleling technique

Whereas, on October 31, 1995, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission rendered Telecom Decision CRTC 95-21 entitled “Implementation of Regulatory Framework — Splitting of the Rate Base and Related Issues”, in which the Commission, under the heading “IV Rate Rebalancing” adopted a plan of local rate increases accompanied by offsetting reductions in long distance rates and specifically directed the Stentor companies affected by the Decision (other than Maritime Tel & Tel Limited) to file, in the form of tariff applications, rate rebalancing proposals consisting of local rate increases of $2 per month and related lon ...[+++]g distance reductions, to take effect on January 1 in each of the years 1996 and 1997;

Banks invested in securitized products (as investors, banks refinanced these securitised product by using them as collateral in repo transactions) and provided support to many entities of the shadow banking system in the form of credit guarantees.

17. Notes that multilateral interchange fees in the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) vary significantly between Member States and are often higher than necessary; Believes that these fees should be progressively harmonised in the SEPA by a fixed deadline, in such a way as to respect the European competition rules and encourage market openness and transparency so as to ensure that consumers are not overcharged; calls on the Commission to conduct an impact assessment, by the end of 2012, on the option of setting a cap for MIFs and progressively reducing it; believes at the same time that it is necessary to devise mechanisms and safeguards to ensure that costs are not, in one way or another, passed on to consumers; calls, in ...[+++]parallel, for unfair treatment of consumers in the form of surcharges, rebates, hidden costs or the use of steering practices limiting or restricting consumer choice to be progressively outlawed, paving the way for a more transparent, accessible and, in the eyes of consumers, trustworthy European single market in payments; believes that existing ‘No Discrimination’ and ‘Honour All Cards’ rules should be maintained and not changed;

E. whereas female genital mutilation is an expression of unequal power relations and a form of violence against women, alongside other serious forms of gender-based violence, and whereas it is absolutely necessary to embed the fight against female genital mutilation in a general and coherent approach to combating gender-based violence and violence against women;