Examples of using Separate document in English and their translations into Dutch
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If the child's parentage was acknowledged AFTER birth in a separate document(postnatal acknowledgement).
The good progress made on institutional issues is set out for Ministers in a separate document.
They are to be found in the separate document on priorities for TEMPUS^PHARE*}
NB: Project plans are often found within the PID rather than as a separate document.
The Lisbon Treaty contains an article governing the legally binding nature of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, which is a separate document.
These priorities differ from country to country and are listed in the separate document on priorities for Tempus-Phare.
The statute of the issuer may be made available as a separate document to which the prospectus can refer.
it should be contained in a separate document and should be renewed annually.
A long-term resident's EC residence permit may be issued in the form of a sticker or of a separate document.
You will find an overview of these services on the last page, in a separate document.
Appendix 1: Summaries of the European Commission's reports available in a separate document in IT, EN and FR.
Appendix 2: Organisational chart showing the various authorities available in a separate document in EN.
Appendix 3: List of acronyms available in a separate document in IT, EN and FR and DE.
The short-term residence permit may be issued in the form of a sticker or a separate document.
The final terms shall be presented in the form of a separate document or be included in the base prospectus.
The requirement to still fill in this separate document serves no additional value
the acknowledgement of parentage, the name may still be changed in a separate document drawn up by the Registrar.
In a separate document, the Commission proposes to bring Kosovo's citizens closer to the EU,
By a separate document lodged at the Registry of the Court of First Instance on 5 October 1999,
We fought hard for that, and we actually agreed at the time that we would keep our hands off passenger rail transport until there was a separate document about it.