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(ii) where practicable, an additional cable in the form of a suitable tag rope so designed that, in the event that the primary lifting cable breaks during a water-air interface transport, the tag rope will not permit the skip, diving submersible or ADS to descend to a depth greater than 25 m,

25. Urges the Commission to develop a genuine European industrial policy, based on enhanced competitiveness and innovation, that focuses on restoring European industrial competitiveness and scaling back policies which cause companies to relocate outside the EU; urges the Commission, furthermore, to develop a coherent European external trade policy, based on shared minimum standards, in particular in social and environmental matters; believes that it is only by intelligently managing its interface with ‘globalisation’ that Europe can guarantee growth, jobs, consumer protection, compliance with international and European law and human ri ...[+++]ghts standards and, for several Member States, the recommended progressive reallocation of resources away from non-tradable sectors into tradable sectors;

Also, I think for most people over the age of perhaps 25 or 30, the notion that routinely we might interface not with a live police officer when we are a victim of crime, but by communicating by computer or telephone or some other type of telecommunications device with a computer system driven by artificial intelligence to report our victimization, is hard to fathom, hard to understand, and probably is very much an antithesis to our traditional idea about how citizens interface with government.

25. Is gravely concerned about the lack of integration in the current automated accounting system, which relies on a complex three-part computer interface developed in-house in 1997 (SINCOM 2) and extended in 1999 in order to provide a user-friendly interface for sectoral services; notes with alarm that it has failed to ensure either the required level of secure access or reliability of data input from different parts of the system and as a result is criticised by the Court of Auditors;

Dr. Mark Dockstator of Trent University noted the " importance and relevance of developing some kind of mechanism that interfaces between Aboriginal people and the mainstream of Canadian society when dealing with self-government issues" (Issue No. 25, April 13, 1999, p. 36).

When I spoke to the 25 adults that had interfaced with the system when they were children, they asked me to put forth a recommendation for policy that restraints not be used when children are institutionalized and that electric shock treatment should be unthinkable.