| Member States shall not require assurance undertakings to localise their assets in a particular Member State. |
| Following this principle, Hong Kong was a city that absorbed influences from the West and went on to localise and indigenise foreign cultures. |
| But if it is not possible to localise the place of performance of the contract, the parties at least must be localisable. |
| Another expert noted that it was difficult to localise an unregistered trademark. |
| Attempts to localise the highest deities, though first carried out in the law book of the priests, are found in the Yajur-Veda. |
| Why it is so important to localise and identify a given sound can be illustrated by a simple anecdote. |
