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In the design of the Russian veranda,you can use linen green curtains, which complement the thematic decor of burlap or straw.
Three stories, which complement each other and outline the true nature of the karst world, will surely amaze you.
This celebration of musicis accompanied by a number of other events which complement the cultural mission of the Festival.
Community action, which complement national policies, must be directed towards improving public health, preventing human illness and diseases, and obviating sources of danger to human health.
The Standard 245is equipped with PRS 245"S" humbuckers which complement the mahogany construction with their clarity and sustain.
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In order to increase and diversify capacities in metrology,the EMRP also funds several researcher grant schemes which complement the EMRP projects.
It is one of the five European Structural and Investment(ESI) Funds which complement each other and seek to promote a growth and job based recovery in Europe.
Believes that public‑private partnerships can also be considered as tools to promote investment and to deliver smart andsustainable growth which complement public investment programmes;
Within this policy field,it is important to mention the National Social Reports(NSRs), which complement the national reform programmes(NRPs) and are drawn up by the Social Protection Committee.
In zoning of this type, vivid colors, large lamps predominate, and the general corridor can be diluted with built-in lockers,shelves and various accessories, which complement the design.
The EMFF is one of the five European Structural andInvestment Funds which complement each other to deliver more jobs and growth in the EU.
We have not yet understood in depth what the feminine genius can give us, the things women can give to society and also to us:women know how to see things with other eyes which complement the thoughts of men.
The EMFF is one of the five European Structural and Investment Funds(hereinafter:ESI Funds) which complement each other and seek to promote a growth and job-based recovery in Europe.
A set of EMG Retro Active Hot 70 pickups provide the Super Shredder with its monumental tonal capabilities,delivering crushing tones which complement fast and extreme playing style.
The Crystal Beat Snare offers punchy, bright tones which complement a wide range of drumming styles, genres, and techniques, allowing you to capture the essence of your drumming whether you are in the studio or live on stage.
This celebration of musicis accompanied by a number of other events which complement the cultural mission of the Festival.
The close link between social security legislation andthose contractual provisions which complement or replace such legislation and which have been the subject of a decision by the public authorities rendering them compulsory or extending their scope may call for similar protection with regard to the application of those provisions to that afforded by this Regulation.
The European Union(EU) defines a number of specific common rules for cocoa and chocolate products which complement the legislation applicable to foodstuffs.
The question is whether more can be done between the EU, Africa and China to reinforce their policy dialogue andcooperation through forms of trilateral cooperation6 which complement the bilateral partnerships7.
The shells are constructed from 7-ply maple and feature natural maple hoops, offering classic,warm tones which complement a wide range of drumming styles, genres and playing techniques.
I agree with the opinion that once the EMAS and ISO requirements have been harmonised, it would be possible to attract more organisations andthey would become standards, which complement each other rather than compete with each other.
Thus, with the introduction of greening, there are now two control systems for compulsory environmentally-friendly practices which complement each other and contribute to the same objective of improving the environmental performance of the CAP.
The proposed use of the area covered by the Planning Scheme is the development of a commercial-industrial zone, which features, given the extent and location in the boarder area,a wide range of compatible activities which complement the existing industrial complex along the regional road.
Another major change concerns the coexistence of"nationalschemes" for nutrition labelling alongside the provisions of the Regulation, which complement the rules for presenting nutrition labelling information with voluntary requirements set at national level.
With a view to simplifying the use of the ESF and reducing the risk of error, and with regard to the specificities of the operations supported by the ESF,it is appropriate to lay down provisions which complement Regulation(EU) No 1303/2013 as regards eligibility of expenditure.
The European Maritime and Fisheries Fund(EMFF) is one of the five European Structural and Investment(ESI)Funds which complement each other and seek to promote a growth and job-based recovery in Europe.
Following a wide consultation process, the Commission adopted in January guidelines on the assessment of horizontal mergers(horizontal merger guidelines)under the new Merger Regulation which complement the new Merger Regulation and became applicable together with it.
The shells are constructed from 7-ply maple and feature maple hoops with a walnut stain finish, offering classic,warm tones which complement a wide range of drumming styles, genres and playing techniques.
The European Maritime and Fisheries Fund(EMFF)is one of the five European Structural and Investment Funds which complement each other to deliver more jobs and growth in the EU.
In conformity with Council Directive 89/665/EEC, Member States shall ensure correct application of this Directive by effective,available and transparent mechanisms which complement the system in place for the review of decisions taken by contracting authorities.