Examples of using New chapter in English and their translations into French
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Our heritage gives us the confidence to open a new chapter in our history.
It is proposed that the recommendation could be placed in a new chapter 3 in the Consolidated Resolution on Road Signs and Signals R.E. 2.
Annex 1: a proposed new Chapter 1.5 that includes the general requirements concerning Class 7.
That new chapter V should also include the relevant parts of chapter VIII Follow-up activities.
New chapter in an old story This process is not new,
As Andrew begins this new chapter in his life as a father to this child,
Resolutions No. 42(new chapter 1bis) and 56 on minimum manning
Resolution No. 50(new Chapter 18 on water pollution prevention)
But the more I thought about it, I realized this is the beginning of something amazing. A new chapter.
Annex 3: Proposal to include Chapter X in the reformatted Recommendations Amendments to 4.1.1.1 of the Model Regulations and new Chapter 6.6.
Anyone that doesn't want a punk as their chapter president is welcome to join me in my new chapter.
health will be moved to the new chapter on health and environment.
Alstom is looking for qualified candidates to fill positions on this exciting new chapter of urban transit in Montreal.
the restructuring of ADR, but was not taken into account when the new Chapter 6.10 was introduced.
In this way the UNECE contributed to the development of the New Strategy Document and the prospective new chapter in UNECE-OSCE cooperation.
Closed platforms still don't allow meaningful differentiation Cyanogenmod- A new Chapter- September 2013.
I'm excited about this new chapter in our lives.
introduces an important new chapter on ecumenical formation.
Taking the time to carefully polish up your resume is an important step in starting a successful new chapter in your career.
been widely supported and an ad hoc Group was convened to draft the new chapter.