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These are set out in Chapter 6.
Summary results by sector and industry are set out in Chapter 5.
Import conditions are set out in Chapter I of Annex X to Regulation( EC) No.
The preliminary conclusions and recommendations are set out in chapter V.
The rules of jurisdiction are set out in Chapter II of Regulation No 44/2001.
Coordinating the asylum support teams,the operating arrangements for which are set out in Chapter 3.
The relevant addresses are set out in Chapter III of this note.
The conditions to be met in order to satisfy each of these requirements are set out in Chapter II.
The rules of jurisdiction are set out in Chapter II of that regulation.
The general principles for gathering data including the aforementioned information are set out in Chapter 5.
The results of that research are set out in Chapter V of the Report.
For the switches and crossings,the parts of Chapter 4 to be used for assessment are set out in Chapter 5.
Solutions to such problems are set out in Chapter IX of the Charter.
Provisions pertaining to the continuity of services in both official languages,after devolution, are set out in chapter 2 of the DTA.
The rules of jurisdiction are set out in Chapter II of Regulation No 44/2001,in Articles 2 to 31.
The consequences of those amendments for the PIT are set out in Chapter IV, below.
The rules of jurisdiction are set out in Chapter II of Regulation No 44/2001, in Articles 2 to 31.
The full conclusions andrecommendations of the mission are set out in Chapter 7 of this report.
The import requirements are set out in Chapter 6(A)- Health Certificate of Annex X of regulations(EC) No. 1069/2009 and(EU) No. 142/2011 HA2058.
The provisions on the supervisory commission are set out in chapter 6 of the Act.
These requirements are set out in chapter 6 of the Regional Police Forces(Management) Decree(BBRP) and the Police Cell Complex Regulations.
The basic principles of governance are set out in Chapter 1 of the Constitution.
The objectives andexpected results of the activities proposed are described in detail in chapter III while management arrangements are set out in chapter IV.
The obligations of citizens of Uzbekistan are set out in chapter XI of the Constitution.
CONT'd frOM PAGe 3 The rules applicable to these public calls for tenders- which can involve several stages, depending on the complexity of the project andthe number of potential candidates- are set out in chapter V of the Act.
The criteria andprocedures for their accreditation are set out in Chapter III of the Operational Directives.
CONT would frOM PAGe 3 The rules applicable to these public calls for tenders- which can involve several stages, depending on the complexity of the project andthe number of potential candidates- are set out in chapter V of the Act.
The legal rules governing tutelage and guardianship are set out in chapter 13 of the Marriage and Family Code.
This is because the procurement commitments of the Parties are set out in Chapter Nineteen.
Standards respecting the number of stations are set out in Chapter 17(red meat species, ratites) and Chapter 19(poultry, rabbit) of the MOP.