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- noun Plural form of
SSG .
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Examples
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As its a collaborative effort of SSGs, NGOs, Gram Panchayats and community reporters, the impact it has is far more lasting than any other medium.
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I have my own room (as do most of the SSGs and above) which has an air conditioner/heater.
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Many LDCs champion these provisions by claiming that the abundance of small, vulnerable farmers in their countries makes it difficult for them to quickly establish proof of injury as required by conventional special safeguards (SSGs).
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This claim may be partially borne out by there being very few invocations of SSGs by LDCs over the WTO's history.
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Many LDCs champion these provisions by claiming that the abundance of small, vulnerable farmers in their countries makes it difficult for them to quickly establish proof of injury as required by conventional special safeguards (SSGs).
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This claim may be partially borne out by there being very few invocations of SSGs by LDCs over the WTO's history.
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Advocacy over audit: Successful SSGs, even in regulated industries, always emphasize security education, technical resources, and mentoring rather than policing for security errors and handing out punishments.
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Advocacy over audit: Successful SSGs, even in regulated industries, always emphasize security education, technical resources, and mentoring rather than policing for security errors and handing out punishments.
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It brought together a diverse range of participants from local SSGs, to national, regional and global levels.
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Also recently identified were Army SSGs Larry G. Kier of NB and Rufugio T. Teran of MI, missing in a
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