Q: If But even in that early batch, the proportion of tainted entries wasn't a third; it was 2.5 percent., can we say that "Only 2.5% of entries were tained."?

A: yes

Q: If Copies of such products will be sent to the committees of jurisdiction and will be available to other interested parties and the public., can we say that "Copies of the products will be sent to the committees so people can see them on their websites."?

A: it is not possible to tell

Q: If This may whet your appetite for a boat cruise (from the port's Gare Mari?time) to the Iles de L??rins, where you can stroll through eucalyptus and pine groves and beautiful flower gardens., can we say that "The beautiful flower gardens were designed by a very famous French artist."?

A: it is not possible to tell

Q: If Of course, an increase in postal density would require a reduction in the quality of service that may not be compatible with the way universal service obligations are defined in a country., can we say that "An increase in postal density would mean service quality would also go up."?

A:
no