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the point made in the general introduction to Chapter II must be stressed again in conclusion.
After this the operators were given individual instructions and a brief general introduction to economical operation.
but also as a general introduction to the tools we use.
After this the operators were given individual instructions and a brief general introduction to economical operation.
Following a general introduction by the Chairman, Mr Giscard d'Estaing,
They should include a brief general introduction that gives readers an impression of skills and qualifications.
Each volume contains a general introduction, a comprehensive summary of legislation,
The general introduction to include a 1 500 word summary of the whole report(which could alsobe published separately on a stand-alone basis);
The book contained a general introduction to the dance of death, and included the Low German text from 1463.
The contribution(not yet official) comprises the report on the seminar preceded by a general introduction.
If you need help with any of the databases or want a general introduction to industry and company information,
The General Introduction(Volume 7 of the preliminary draft budget)
The book is suitable as a general introduction and guides the reader through various areas of law in a way that makes the content accessible for readers who do not have a legal background.
Curator Ida-Marie Vorre ably presents subjects spanning a general introduction to Carl Nielsen's life
Eligibility and Selection criteria(cf. also the General introduction to this section above) The application must clearly identify the results to be implemented
The book provides a general introduction to the problem of man-made climate changes
I hope that before a decision is made on the general introduction of body scanners at airports,
institutions and languages, this colourful brochure starts with a general introduction before providing more specific information on each EU country.
The government sees this as a precursor to the setting up of regional government in the rest of England and the more general introduction of elected mayors at least in the large cities.
countries of Central and Eastern Europe is in effect a general introduction to eight separate reports,