Examples of using New structure in English and their translations into French
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This new structure, which aims to consolidate the level of safety
In May 2012, IOSCO announced a new transitional board that will implement a new structure for the organization.
A new structure should be developed for each type of review report,
An important test would be how any new structure of the Council facilitated conservation.
the international court which is a totally new structure.
Bed& breakfast for 12/15 persons new structure situated in the countryside in a green and wooded,
Instead, it left the new structure in place, even completing the privatisation process with the last remaining sales.
Within the new structure, the training organization will be expanded,
The one-time costs of the new structure are estimated at $28.4 million.
As described above, the new structure will include a total of six functional teams within the two purchasing units Units 1 and 2.
In the new structure, more investigators would be deployed to the three regional hubs.
A clear new structure and the use of headings for each article,
The new structure would reduce the staff complement of the User Services Section from 45 to 39.
A number of delegations voiced support for the new structure of the session, considering it more informative than the previous programme-oriented structure. .
This assertion was repeated and reaffirmed among the general objectives of the new structure of pre-university education adopted in 1995.
The attention of the Committee is drawn in particular to the new structure of the Committee and its subsidiary bodies.
This new structure emphasizes networking and the development of virtual communities.
The members in attendance warned about this new structure potentially being dependent on the European Emmaus groups for goods and funding.
Instead of the present capacity of around 100 flights, the new structure will permit some 120 flights an hour to be guided through these upper airspace areas.
The new structure of the world economy is marked by the supranational nature of decision-making in the field of finance