Examples of using As outlined in section in English and their translations into French
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Approved a one-time supplementary PSA appropriation of US$22.2 million as outlined in Section IV;
The committee will continue to provide oversight to a number of projects funded through the IWI as outlined in Section 3.1 below.
The applicant may be subject to the appropriate forfeiture penalties as outlined in section 8.12 and.
The Station Area will be the priority area for public realm improvement as outlined in Section 5 of this Plan.
The applicant may be subject to the appropriate forfeiture penalties as outlined in section.
VIA Rail took a number of actions as outlined in section 4 of this report.
Particular attention should to be given to the needs of vulnerable groups as outlined in section II of this report.
Approved a supplementary Programme Support and Administrative appropriation of US$9.2 million, as outlined in Section III;
Members must follow the standards as outlined in Section 6 of this Code.
Fraud Policy as outlined in Section 2 below.
Such communication is also essential in the case of any revision of the MoU, as outlined in Section II.C.1.
totally exempt depending on the use as outlined in Section 2 of this bulletin.
the Commission has delegated authority to DOs, as outlined in section 2 of this report.
must be included in municipalities' Accessibility Plans, as outlined in Section 4.
As outlined in section III of the present report,
However, as outlined in section VI, a secondary active communications facility is required to eliminate the risk associated with a single point of failure that would exist based on dependence of field operations on the United Nations Logistics Base.
As outlined in section VI, the three-year cost under the peacekeeping budgets to establish site B is $9,817,450. This includes both post and non-post resources.
National events) will return to AAC AT the Trial standard check-in protocol, as outlined in Section 2.2.4 of the AAC 2018 Rulebook.
young people- who, as outlined in Section II, face multiple barriers to equitable access.
first-served licensing process as outlined in Section 8.