| The replaceability of the UV filters proposed for such a ban is taken into account, as are the EU's risk assessments and regulations. |
| However, with the current text of paragraph 5.8.1. different interpretations concerning the replaceability of the light source might be possible. |
| The actors are also self-abused, culpable in part for their own replaceability. |
| Their importance will continue to grow in view of the replaceability and manifold employment options of unmanned systems. |
| This is the principle of replaceability already referred to in the case of Hungary. |
| None of the two has a chance to be on the next Mets team to flirt with decency because, from the management perspective, their value lies only in their replaceability. |
