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The ground floor has tavern which can serve as a pantry.
A light pocket, which can serve as a stairwell, corridors is allowed to cover up to 12 m,
You can put silicone membrane, which can serve for many years.
But the main issue is really the reluctance of some Member States to accept the mutual administrative assistance proposal which has been put forward, which can serve as a platform.
There are actually a number of possibilities which can serve as your ulcerative colitis treatment.
SAFE will support the development of reference work places which have developed practical solutions to work place risks and which can serve as models for others.
Usage: as decorative forms of cypress, which can serve as an ornament to any garden.
targets and timetables which can serve to measure progress.
During this period, she often spits up undigested food, which can serve her puppies as an alternative to milk.
Two general concepts which can serve as red thread in future debates on ways to boost equal opportunities for girls
Internal stairs lead to the gallery of 15 m2, which can serve as a bedroom.
The objective is to have a verifiable indicator which can serve as an acceptable proxy for the place of consumption which in the terminology of the Directive is described as the place of supply.
The breeding aquarium should be heavily planted with floating plants which can serve as substrate for the bubble nest.
Each DPT is supplied with a calibration curve which can serve as a basis to correct the very small residual non-linearity.
despite their different political backgrounds, managed to draft an excellent report which can serve as a basis for future discussion.
The surface of a gold substrate can be exposed, which can serve as self-assembled monolayer sites for various molecules.
There are two beautiful bedrooms here, one with a double bed and the other with 2 beds of 90 cm which can serve as another double bed or pulled apart.
In addition to the villa there is an smaller object of 70m2, which can serve as a area for the housekeepers or staff who would maintain this great building.
The ESC's two opinions in the run-up to the November 1997 Employment Summit contain ideas which can serve as the starting point for this opinion.2.
The aim of this booklet is to provide a summary of good practice drawn from European experience which can serve as an aide-mémoire to those concerned with improving counselling services in relation to the prevention and solution of long-term unemployment.
The Commission has already identified a number of good practices in the EU and EFTA-EEA countries5, which can serve as examples when conceiving such support measures.
Own funds correspond to a(re)insurance undertakings' available financial resources which can serve as a buffer against risks and absorb financial losses, where necessary.
trade relations between them through the establishment of an Economic Partnership Agreement which can serve as an instrument for the development of the CARIFORUM States;
These two international lines have established a precedent which can serve as a model for future developments.
To achieve this we have gathered all the necessary stakeholders to participate in a user-driven development- a systems innovation in the context of technical systems, which can serve as an inspiring showcase for similar processes in other cities in Sweden and abroad.
Life insurance which could serve as private pensions for citizens.
The URBAN approach has several advantages which could serve as an inspiration for the future of Cohesion Policy at the European level.
During this period, all data elements which could serve to identify the passenger to whom PNR data relate shall be masked out.
On this last point, my services have supported national authorities producing"112" promotion videos which could serve as a basis of an advertising campaign organised in each Member State.
For the purposes of this Directive, the data elements which could serve to identify the passenger to whom PNR data relate and which should be filtered and masked out are.