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It should be supplemented by national strategies.
Directive 90/219/EEC should be supplemented accordingly.
These results show low or marginal serum and liver concentrations of Cu and Zn,indicating that these minerals should be supplemented.
This page should be supplemented by the attached annex.
Over time, its concentration decreases dramatically and deficiency should be supplemented“externally”.
Drug treatment should be supplemented with a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Training of all piercers in proper infection-control practices should be supplemented with continuing education.
Hydroelectric power should be supplemented by forms of energy other than waste incineration.
The financial instruments available to the Community for supporting sustainable development in developing countries should be supplemented.
Metrics. Metrics providing overview should be supplemented with granular metrics.
Treatment should be supplemented with a large amount of drinking in the form of strong tea, coffee, ryazhenka or kefir.
European project bonds are an excellent step in the right direction, but these should be supplemented with more new financing options.
The acoustic system should be supplemented by communication systems which are not reliant on vulnerable power supplies.
The financial instruments available to the Community for supporting the conservation andsustainable development of forests should be supplemented.
The powers of the competent authorities should be supplemented by the Member States' obligation to lay down penalties.
This should be supplemented by the Member States' contribution and therefore will, overall, provide a far higher amount than the EUR 500 million.
Whereas sugar carried forwardmay be affected as a result of force majeure, and the provisions should be supplemented accordingly;
In the course of 2007, these should be supplemented by daily statistics on volumes and yields see Section 3 of Chapter 4.
As R& D input and technological output are not closely linked,R& D input indicators should be supplemented by output indicators.
Tables and figures:Each article should be supplemented with tables and figures, previously referred in the text Ex: In table 1, etc.
However, to achieve significant improvements in the reduction of carbon emissions and air pollution,technological(fuel- and engine-related) solutions should be supplemented with other measures.
A catalogue of powers should be supplemented by a series of principles, which are already dealt with in today's Treaties.
Whereas information in this field is regularly exchanged in certain international organizations; whereas these procedures should be supplemented at Community level by exchanges of information between the Member States and the Commission.
These facilities should be supplemented by the constitution, at national and/or regional level, of multiskill mobile training teams.
The Regulations of the STCW Convention set out in Annex I to this Directive should be supplemented by the mandatory provisions contained in Part A of the STCW Code.
This system should be supplemented by a number of acquired rights from which qualified professionals benefit under certain conditions.
Whereas the technical provisions in certain Annexes to this Directive should be supplemented and, as necessary, adapted to technical progress according to a committee procedure;
This diagnosis should be supplemented by radiological examination, such as high resolution of computerized tomography(CT) and scintigraphy with gallium-67 and technetium-99m.
Whereas information in this field is regularly exchanged in certain international organizations; whereas these procedures should be supplemented at Community level by exchanges of information between the Member States and the Commission.
The Action Plan should be supplemented by a financial evaluation of the projected reduction in the volume of fraud, so as to assess the cost-effectiveness ratio ex ante and ex post.