65. In support of his claims for annulment, the applicant raises eight pleas, alleging, first, breach of the Rules Governing the Payment of Expenses and Allowances, secondly, infringement of the ‘principle of objectivity and impartiality’, thirdly, infringement of the principle that both parties must be heard and of the rights of the defence, fourthly, breach of the rules on the notification of decisions, fifthly, infringement of the obligation to state reasons, sixthly, infringement of the principle of equality and non-discrimination, seventhly, misuse of powers and eighthly, errors in the assessment of the supporting documents submitte ...[+++]d to the Secretary-General.

The second plea, alleging infringement of the ‘principle of objectivity and impartiality’

I would like to add an explanation here, for biotechnology does not work with 'classical' thermodynamics, but with irreversible thermodynamics; in other words, it works with very small potential differences to produce a very substantial impact.

The second principle is that we propose three hierarchical levels of NUTS.

The second principle is that it is important for this Agency to be highly independent and we must guarantee that independence.

Current legislation in Member States appears to be aligned with one of the following two forms of this principle: Sometimes, where there has already been a prior conviction for the same act in another country, the sentence having been handed down must be taken into account in a way that leads to a reduction of the second sentence ("Anrechnungsprinzip" - principle of taking into account) [13] The "Erledigungsprinzip" (principle of exhaustion of proceedings) forbids a second decision on the same matter (and with regard to the same person[s]) altogether.