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The translations will be circulated as soon as possible.
Between meetings, information bulletins with news from all members of the network will be circulated.
A progress report will be circulated to the Council in Sep 2012.
A supervisory visit to Jamaica is planned by the end of 2012 anda progress report will be circulated to the Council in Sep 2012.
These names will be circulated to members together with the convocation.
The representative of UNCTAD will report to the Projects Committee anda progress report will be circulated to the Council in Sep 2012.
I understand it will be circulated tomorrow by the STOA committee.
So that a minute from the Prime Minister's office confirming this, andsquashing the rumour, will be circulated to all departments within 24 hours.
The results will be circulated among all the contributors in due time.
Europe has many talented artists:let us help them to produce works of fiction which will be circulated to 370 million European viewers, and soon many more.
In publishing its White Paper, which will be circulated widely, the Commission hopes to contribute to this debate, which should involve all the players and operators in public life.
I merely wish to emphasise, because there is no time and there are a great many amendments,that the Commission's position on each of the amendments will be circulated in writing and I would be obliged if it could be included in the Minutes of this debate1.
Some questions will be circulated about how the organisations intend to be active on these 4 messages towards Dakar and what kind of support they expect from communication commission.
The outcome will be a President's summary, which will be circulated to Member States, observers and stakeholders.
Documents marked as such will be circulated only to authorized addressees but they will not be the subject of any special protection, i.e. they will not be given a security classification.
It doesn't matter whatever time it takes,but your photo will be circulated to every station in France and to agencies world-wide.
The information will be circulated on the internet over a period of one month and, although it is difficult to predict for how long this data will be hosted by the partner websites, we expect the information to be available on the web for at least a few months.
Mr Sutherland.- The best information I can give to the honourable Member at the present time is the following:New draft of the proposal incorporating the amendments agreed with the Parliament is now ready and will be circulated to other interested services early next week with a request for comments not later than 15 days after the date of despatch.
In Portugal, the new €20 banknote will be circulated by Banco de Portugal, through bank branches and ATM machines.
If your submission contains ANY identifiable patient images or other protected health information, you MUST provide documented permission from the patient(or the patient's parent, guardian, or legal representative)before the specific material will be circulated among editors, reviewers and staff for the purpose of possible publication in ABE& M. If it is necessary to identify an individual, use a numerical designation(e.g. Patient 1) rather than using any other identifying notations such as initials.
The schedule of meetings will be circulated during the exhibition period.
The report on the main findings will be circulated in parallel to the draft revision of the directive.
Patty will be circulating a sign-up sheet… for those of you who would like to participate… in the reenactment of the aforesaid battle.
These suggestions will be widely circulated so that business can indicate their priorities for the WTO agenda.
This Annual report is also key to the information strategy in that it is the first time that such a document will be widely circulated to all target audiences, both in the west and in the CEECs.