General Comment definition

General Comment means a comment prepared by the Committee under rule 77 of its rules of procedure,
General Comment. The milestones are presented in a sequential way. In reality, they are, to a considerable degree, prepared and executed in parallel. Investments in the project are firstly done by Esperion and then by the SIDF loan, the latter investment never exceeding the amount of the former. Esperion AB /s/ Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx --------------------- Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx /s/ Hans Ageland --------------------- Hans Ageland Enclosure 1. Relevant non-clinical data Anti-atherosclerosis: The object of this study (Shah et. al , Circ. 1998) was -------------------- to test the hypothesis that rApoA-IM/PL would inhibit aortic atherosclerosis induced by cholesterol feeding in atherosclerosis-prone mice. ApoE deficient mice received injections of rLpA-IM/PL every other day for 5 weeks (40 mg/kg), resulting in a significant inhibition of atherosclerosis development Refer to Study Summary Table 1. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Study Summary Table 1. Inhibition of atherosclerosis development in apoE KO mice. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Shah et al. Control Mice Treated Mice* ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20 weeks 25 weeks 25 weeks (n = 8) (n = 7) (n = 15) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Aortic atherosclerosis 11 + or - 1 17 + or - 5 11 + or - 1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lipid content 22 + or - 8 32 + or - 6 13 + or - 8 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Macrophage content 10.8 + or - 2 13.2 + or - 6 5.8 + or - 2.9 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *18 injections of rApoA-I/PL per animal during weeks 20-25 + or - plus or minus Anti-restenosis (1): the object of this study (Amelie et al, Circulation, 1994) ------------------- was to determine whether rApoA-IM/PL confers vascular protective effect after balloon injury, i.e. prevents restenosis. Cholesterol-fed rabbits received doses of 40 mg of rApoA-IM/PL complex every other day for 5 days before and 5 days after balloon injury. The rApoA-IM/PL complex significantly reduced intimal thickening and macrophage content after balloon injury, compared with controls....
General Comment. “Residual” as used in the SOW refers to pentachlorophenol (PCP)-contaminated soil remaining in the designated removal area following the initial phase of soil excavation and follow-up treatment of such soil beneath the water table using in-situ chemical oxidation. “Residual” is not intended to classify the contamination to be consistent with any definitions under CERCLA or RCRA regulations. DEQ acknowledges EPA’s assertion that contamination must be assessed for the potential to impact the in-water CERCLA remedy for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site (PHSS). While the goal of the proposed work under the PPA is not to achieve source control, the work completed by RestorCap will help support a future Source Control Evaluation under the JSCS. DEQ has attempted to clarify the language concerning source control and manage expectations regarding the source control benefits yielded by the RestorCap PPA SOW. Enclosure B - Primary Comments

Examples of General Comment in a sentence

  • UN Committee Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, General Comment No. 14 on the right to health, para.

  • This is e.g. stated in General Comment No. 28 of the UNHRC on Equality of rights between men and women.amount to inhuman or degrading treatment.

  • Preamble CRPD; Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, General Comment No. 1, para.

  • UNHRC, General Comment No. 28 on the Equality of Rights Between Men and Women, para.11; See also CCPR/CO.70/ARG, para.

  • In addition to those rights, it is important to highlight that children have specific rights as enshrined in Article 24 of the EU Charter and in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (further elaborated in the UNCRC General Comment No. 25 as regards the digital environment), both of which require consideration of the children’s vulnerabilities and provision of such protection and care as necessary for their well-being.

  • The UN Human Rights Committee drafted General Comment No. 16 on the interpretation of the right to privacy.

  • Committee against Torture, General Comment No. 2 on the Implementation of Article 2.

  • General Comment No. 14: The Right to the Highest Attainable Standard of Health (Art.

  • UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR), General Comment No. 14: The Right to the Highest Attainable Standard of Health (Art.

  • Therefore, no modification of the Draft GEIS is required as a result of this General Comment.


More Definitions of General Comment

General Comment means a comment prepared by the Committee under rule 77
General Comment. The Agreement would prevent diversions to the east slope that could support 500,000-1,000,000 peopleBthis loss needs to be addressed as well as the loss of beneficial effects of transmountain diversions on the human environment and the Platte River. Response: As indicated above, the Agreement does not prevent such diversions nor is it within the authority of the United States or within the policy of the United States to prevent such diversions, and thus the impacts stated are beyond the scope of this EA. General Comment: It is our understanding that the following applies to the Agreement: There will be approximately 240,000 average acre-feet of marketable yield remaining in the Aspinall Unit after subordination; that Reclamation and the Fish and Wildlife Service agree that this subordination is a preexisting commitment and not a new Federal action requiring consultation under the Endangered Species Act and that any potential use of the 60,000 acre-feet will be included in the consultation that Reclamation has committed to for the Aspinall Unit under the Endangered Species Act; that the Agreement will remain in effect until terminated by the mutual consent of all parties; and that the Agreement is a permanent adjustment to the Aspinall Unit water rights. Response: The marketable yield from the Aspinall Unit has been estimated at 300,000 acre-feet, including the 60,000 acre-feet of upstream depletion. The Agreement would not change that. However, other issues such as the Endangered Species Act compliance on the Aspinall Unit and the quantification of the reserved water right for the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park could affect this yield. The depletion amount will be included in the upcoming consultation on the operation of the Aspinall Unit under the Endangered Species Act. As presently drafted, the terms of the Agreement would remain in full force until terminated by mutual consent of the parties. Reclamation intends to have this language remain in the Agreement. Concerning a permanent adjustment to the Aspinall Unit water rights, Reclamation has the discretion of signing or not signing the Agreement; but it does not have discretion in allowing the depletion based on Court decisions. An addendum to the water rights for the Aspinall Unit may be needed.
General Comment. The Agreement represents selective subordination which is not allowed by Colorado law. Response: Findings in District Court, Water Division 4, Case No. 88-CW-178 were that Reclamation=s policy in this case is not a selective subordination under the facts of that case. General Comment: The EA needs alternatives that would protect upstream junior water users not only from Aspinall Unit calls, but also from downstream senior water rights (for example the Redlands senior right, the Gunnison Tunnel, or others). Response: The need for the Agreement was defined in the draft EA in this manner: AA written agreement is needed to formalize the long-standing commitment implementing the depletion allowance that was made by the United States prior to construction of the Unit.@ This commitment did not include protection from downstream senior water right calls and an alternative to provide protection from such calls is outside the scope of this EA and was not included in the EA. General Comment: The Agreement appears to create procedural complexities that could result in water users having to pay the District substantial amounts for administering what has been Ahassle free@ in the past and at no cost. Response: A need exists to monitor and account for the amount of depletions as basin water development continues. This service will be provided by the District. The actual cost of this service may be passed on to the benefitting water users. General Comment: Do the Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District=s existing rights benefit from the depletion allowance? Would the District=s development of their rights Ause up@ the benefits of the subordination leaving little for other water users? How is the second fill right for Xxxxxx Park Reservoir affected? Response: The District=s rights and the Aspinall Unit rights have identical priority dates. In cases where there exists a water supply shortage, both rights would normally experience a proportional shortage. In these cases the District=s rights could still utilize water, and a portion of the District=s depletion would be counted against the depletion allowance, and thus would benefit. The second fill of Xxxxxx Park would not be affected, but some depletions associated with the second fill could apply against the 60,000 acre-foot depletion allowance.
General Comment. How would any remaining benefits of subordination be allocated? Response: The allocation would occur under the State of Colorado water right policies and laws and would not involve Reclamation.
General Comment. A binding commitment is needed concerning consultation under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) for the Aspinall Unit, and a discussion about handling future depletions under the ESA is needed. Response: Additional wording has been added to the EA on compliance with the ESA. Reclamation intends that the upcoming consultation on the Aspinall Unit will address this depletion along with operation changes of the Aspinall Unit. Future depletions beyond the 60,000 acre-feet, if they occur, would not fall under the Aspinall Unit consultation nor would they be the responsibility of Reclamation unless there was a Reclamation water contract or some other Reclamation connection involved. General Comment: The cumulative depletion of 60,000 acre-feet does have an environmental impact that needs to be acknowledged in the EA, especially the impact of future depletions. The Fish and Wildlife Service should be consulted on the proposal under the Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act of 1934 and the importance of the administration and protection of instream flow rights in the basin and the filing of new rights should be communicated to the Colorado Water Conservation Board.
General Comment. 3: Comment has been incorporated into Section 5.2, paragraph 4.

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