Examples of using Procedure to be followed in English and their translations into French
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the National Directors shall discuss the procedure to be followed in drafting the demands of the Union.
The procedure to be followed will depend on the final destination of the train on which you lost the item in question,
The present guide covers the procedure to be followed in order to activate the access of an approved First Level Controllers(hereafter FLCer)
That Arrangement sets out the procedure to be followed by an individual in order to obtain tax relief under the taxation conditions laid down in those articles
He or she shall establish, in a reasonable and impartial manner, the procedure to be followed based on the rules contained in Robert's Rules of Order.
define with the responsible Project Officer the nature of the modification and the procedure to be followed.
define it clearly and regulate the procedure to be followed in such cases ensuring confidentiality
the scope of the modification and the procedure to be followed.
However, until very recently their families were not able to secure any legal representation due to lack of financial means and knowledge of the procedure to be followed.
the Director of Internal Audit will determine who shall be informed of the allegations and agree on the procedure to be followed.
a full description of the procedure to be followed in order to rely on the Yota Warranty.
The procedure to be followed in such cases is laid down in articles 41 to 54 of the Act on the Organization and Functions of the Labour
The procedure to be followed will be similar to the one used for the policy paper on social inclusion,
The procedure to be followed by the Court of Appeal is set forth in the Criminal Procedure Act,to the law" under article 14, paragraph 5.">
route and procedure to be followed in the handling, transportation,
It was pointed out that this provision does not set out any procedure to be followed by the Assembly in apportioning expenses among Member States
across a maritime boundary, as well as a procedure to be followed in the event of such a discovery.
One suggestion made was to avoid this situation arising by applying a default rule to the effect that only the consumer would be presented with the option to determine the procedure to be followed.
In 1954, at its 6th session, the Sub-Commission decided to place on the agenda the question of the procedure to be followed in studying discrimination in the fields of emigration,