Examples of using Provides a number in English and their translations into French
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Social Services provides a number of services that are responsive to the needs of individuals and communities.
Transit provides a number of ways for you to"opt-out" of receiving additional information from us, or having us provide your personal information to our partners.
Strawberry Hill knows it's sitting on prime real estate for gorgeous weddings, and as such, provides a number of packages for brides.
Netperf provides a number of predefined tests e.g. to measure bulk(unidirectional)
This final Section provides a number of conclusions by synthesizing elements from all three approaches.
The first section provides a number of basic indicators,
The Basic Law provides a number of measures to counterbalance this exceptional presidential right.
Attachments Processor for Outlook Express provides a number of options for optimizing the message base
the WPL provides a number of other services.
EKINOPS provides a number of services developed to help plan
In addition, the report also provides a number of recommendations such as strengthening strategic partnerships with Belgian universities
Each multiplex provides a number of stations and each service contains a primary service that can contain secondary services.
The Social Relief Decree BES provides a number of supplementary benefits for(single)
CAA provides a number of benefits and services via www. caa. ca,
The article provides a number of details on the implementation of this provision,
Each multiplex provides a number of stations and each service contains a primary service that can contain secondary services.
The report provides a number of recommendations to Member States
The application form provides a number of options for the applicant who wishes to find out more information.
The Code of Criminal Procedure provides a number of safeguards to protect the authenticity of legal records
The Department of Corrections provides a number of programmes and services aimed at reducing reoffending among Māori through the use of tikanga.