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"Old EPAs contain various restrictions such as 'it can be only used for loss of mental capacity' or 'can only be used if there is medical evidence to support loss of mental incapacity'.

The chairperson Senate Climate Change Caucus and other member Senators showed discontentment over the presentations by the DGs of provincial EPAs and directed them to come up with a proper list of challenges posed by climate change.

6 trillion) available under EPAs to develop priority areas listed in the set of agreements.

EPas's 'BB' IDR reflects the supportive network regulatory regime and support mechanism available for part of the generation business, as well as the company's geographic diversification.

The EU argues these concerns are baseless, cit- ing protection clauses in the EPAs that provide long transition periods for sensitive and infant industries.

The EU savs it is willing to discuss and find solutions to these concerns, provided they are raised in a detailed and clear manner and really relate to the EPA.

Critics doubt that EPAs are the solution to Africa's economic problems, believing instead that they subjugate ACP economies to the needs of European capital.

Rose and colleagues note that "most clinical practitioners diverge from a pattern of uniform exposure to, and depth of experience with, the full range of EPAs. They become more focused and selective in their practice domains across a narrower range of EPAs, according to their interests, abilities, and the needs of their practice environment.

Unlike other EPAs they offer a longitudinal assessment that represents the educational process (Fitch, Reed, Peet, & Tolman, 2008; McNamara & Bailey, 2006; Prus & Johnson, 1994; Ryan, 2011).

Based on the serious concerns on the present state of affairs, on EPAs in particular, and a continued worsening of the overall relationship, the discussions turned to finding possible ways of redressing the course of events.