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The UNECE Code for chicken meat packing. is described in Chapter 6.
The contribution of biodiversity attributes to ecosystems services is described in Chapter 22: Ecosystem Services.
Progress in implementing the internal commitment of UNDP to gender equality is described in chapter IV.
The agreement signed between the two in 2013(7) is described in Chapter 1.
The work of the UK Government to support libraries is described in chapter VII of this report.
You can do this with your computer, which is described in chapter 10 of this manual.
The extent of such services is described in chapter VIII special protection measures.
Control over Crédit Agricole S.A. is described in chapter 3,“Corporate governance”, of this document.
This condition is described in Chapter 8 of the VTrak User Manual on the Software CD.
the SCOR Global Life division is described in Chapter A- Business and performance of this report.
One possible path to decide which operator model to enable is described in chapter 7.
The setting temperature range of the user interface is described in chapter"Operation range.
Set the temperature range of the remote controller is described in chapter"Operation range.
The establishment of a disease-free zone or compartment is described in Chapter 4.3. and should be considered by trading partners when establishing sanitary measures for trade.
Management of fi nancial risk Management of these risks is described in chapter 4 of the Company's Registration Document
The Equation Writer, whose operations is described in Chapter 2, is ideal for building such expressions,
Management of financial risk Management of these risks is described in chapter 4 of the Company's Registration Document
Operation of the low-pas filter used is described in Chapter 5.2.(1) To the car radio,
Bolivia's Emergency Social Fund, which is described in chapter IV, provides a good example of an effective"wholesaler" approach to funnelling ODA in support of poor community-group projects.
This exercise will also allow for the testing of the assessment exercise, which is described in chapter IV below national planning instruments vis-à-vis the overall SLM goals.