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2.3. ‘Bonnet rear reference line’ means the geometric trace of the most rearward points of contact between a 165 mm sphere and the frontal upper surface, when the sphere is traversed across the frontal upper surface, while maintaining contact with the windscreen (see Figure 1).

C. whereas, in the period covered by the report, in the sphere of traditional own resources cases involving a total of EUR 324.54 million, in the sphere of the EAGGF Guarantee Section cases involving a total of EUR 171.58 million and in the sphere of structural policy measures cases involving a total of EUR 368.29 million were reported with a view to recovery, and whereas, in the sphere of traditional own resources, a sum of EUR 80.6 million, i.e. 24.8% of the amounts established in 2002, was recovered,

C. whereas, in the period covered by the report, in the sphere of traditional own resources cases involving a total of € 324.54 million, in the sphere of the EAGGF Guarantee Section cases involving a total of € 171.58 million and in the sphere of structural policy measures cases involving a total of € 368.29 million were reported with a view to recovery, and whereas, in the sphere of traditional own resources, a sum of € 80.6 million, i.e. 24.8% of the amounts established in 2002, was recovered,

For the tests described in Section 3.1 of Annex I to the Directive, the diameter of the sphere is 165 mm. For the tests described in Section 3.2 of Annex I to the Directive, the diameter of the sphere is 165 mm if the lower windscreen frame on the vehicle's centre line is located at a wrap around distance, as defined in point 2.8, of 1500 mm or more from the ground and the diameter of the sphere is 130 mm when this wrap around distance is less than 1500 mm. If the bonnet rear reference line is located at a wrap around distance of more than 2100 mm from the ground, the bonnet rear reference line is defined by the geometric trace of the 21 ...[+++]00 mm wrap around distances, as defined in point 2.8.

The grounds for the judgment handed down by the Federal Constitutional Court refer, alongside the purely formal search terms (connections used by foreign nationals or foreign firms abroad), to 2 000 search terms in the sphere of nuclear proliferation, 1 000 in the sphere of the arms trade, 500 in the sphere of terrorism and 400 in the sphere of drug trafficking.

In any given transverse vertical plane a continuous surface such that, if a 165 mm diameter sphere is projected in a horizontal longitudinal direction passing through any given point within the zone and through the centre of the sphere there is within the protection space no aperture through which the sphere can be passed, is called a 'screening area`.