Examples of using Suitable form in English and their translations into Dutch
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The data obtained from the assessment and/or measurement of the level of exposure to noise shall be preserved in a suitable form so as to permit consultation at a later stage.
manifests Himself in a suitable form.
manifests Himself in a suitable form.
in the New Age, and know that it will exist in a suitable form in the higher dimensions.
to the Member States and the candidate States, in a suitable form that we shall have to define.
wishes to play in this initiative, the most suitable form of Community participation.
perpetuating the national identity, is seen as the most suitable form that history contents should take.
unit costs are a suitable form of financing independently of the area of Union intervention and in particular for standardised
The parties will also seek to promote suitable forms of investment protection and an improvement of conditions for investment on both sides.
The versatile use of electricity and its conversion into several suitable forms requires the use of various high power electronics systems.
workers through the organisation of suitable forms of commuting paratransit such as car pooling
Suitable forms of administrative decentralization shall be created by law,
possible for employers and workers in each company to negotiate suitable forms of worker influence themselves through a voluntary system regardless of what country the company is in.
the preparatory documents for the three meetings were also printed in Braille or supplied in other suitable forms on request.
through His internal potency accepted the hands of all women simultaneously with an equal number of suitable forms.
It is this that must find its suitable form in action.
First of all, you want to have access to the most suitable form of transport.
Contractors are encouraged to publish the results of Community-supported RTD projects in a suitable form.
In accordance with the principle of proportionality, a Directive remains to be considered as the most suitable form for achieving the identified objectives.
will in due course give it a suitable form.