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The application of modem technologies for prospecting, developing and operating petroleum wells has essentially reduced financial expenses for these needs (approximately 40%). This scenario has also resulted in the increase of petroleum export and a decrease in the price of crude oil. The planned increase in the volume of petroleum extraction will be twelve million barrels per day in 2005, from which the part for OPEC is nine million barrels per day, and the part for other countries is about three million barrels per day. After 2005 it is predicted that there will be recession of oil manufacture in the so-called independent exporters States. 

This modular principle generally avoids double testing and spreads the financial expense of certification across all production stages involved. The components of a finished product that have already been certified will be recognised in the framework of certification processes at subsequent processing stages upon the presentation of a valid certificate and a representative sample of materials and do not require retesting on the finished product (https //www.oeko-tex.com). 

The safety of transport of MOX fuel requires careful analysis and substantiation. A use of available transport packages for MOX fuel transport will require essential upgrades and the development of new packages. This work would require considerable financial expense and a long time. Therefore, it should be started right now, so that there would not be a delay in deliveries of sample or regular fuel bundles to nuclear power plants. Besides, variants of the transport-technological methods of operation with fresh and spent MOX fuel in NPPs with reactor types VVER-1000 and BN-600 should be worked out. 

The problem, of course, is that after the tests were completed, the raw racial results became the predominant rationale for the City s refusal to certify the results. The injury arises in part from the high, and justified, expectations of the candidates who had participated in the testing process on the terms the City had established for the promotional process. Many of the candidates had studied for months, at considerable personal and financial expense, and thus the injury caused by the City s reliance on raw racial statistics at the end of the process was all the more severe. Confronted with arguments both for and against certifying... 

If the related risks are not evaluated appropriately, it may easily happen that the society will incur serious health and environmental problems considering the long incubation period of manifestation of many diseases to which NIEMR is suspected of contributing. Undoubtedly, coping with these ex post problems would require a few orders higher financial expenses when compared with the implementation of preventative measures on the basis of the acceptance of the preliminary precaution principle. Moreover, the abovementioned claim has become more relevant due to the global eeonomic crisis. 

Pyle, Marsha, et al. The Case for Change in Dental Education. /oMmaZ of Dental Education 70, no. 9 (September, 2006) 921-924. The American Dental Education Association s Commission on Change and Innovation in Dental Education examines the need for change in dental education. It takes into account the financial expense of a dental education and the professional responsibilities of meeting all individual and public health needs. 

The change in net working capital associated with period t NWCt) is computed from the change in accounts receivable, plus the change in inventory, minus the change in accounts payable, plus any other financial expenses or incomes (EExt), as stated by Eq.(2.54). 

Einally, Eq. (2.60) computes other financial expenses and incomes (FExi) associated with the supply chain operation at every time period t. This term includes pledging costs ((1 - (j)ft)Pledft), discounts for prompt payments to suppliers Payeft Coefeft - l)) and also the earnings and expenses Efffzfff)... 

Other financial expenses and incomes in period t Funds flow in period t... 

Equation (7.49) computes the accounts receivable corresponding to period t and combination of events hi. Equation (7.50) determines the change in accounts receivable. Equations (7.51) and (7.52) express the calculation of inventory value and change in inventory, respectively. The accounts payable are determined by Eq. (7.53). The change in accounts payable is defined by Eq.(7.54). Finally, Eq.(7.55) computes other financial expenses and incomes (FExjf ) associated with other financial instruments. 

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