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Under Article 70(1) of Regulation(EC) No 1493/1999, wine products may be put into circulation within the Community only if accompanied by an officially checked accompanying document.
products made from grapes coming from such areas may be put into circulation only for the purposes of distillation.
However, products of low density such as foamed products may be put up in sealed packaging weighing not less than five kilograms net without prejudice to any subpackaging.
other object may be put on a list by clicking on the“insert to My TIP” button always on the beginning of a page,
for then leisure may be put before work instead of after work- where it belongs.
materials listed in Annex II, part(A) may be put into circulation only if their content of the undesirable substance
Whereas Directive 76/768/EEC requires Member States to ensure that only cosmetic products which conform to the provisions of this Directive may be put on the market in the EU and whereas, more particularly,
extracted from raisined grapes, may be put on the market only for the manufacture of liqueur wines only in the wine-growing regions where this usage was traditional on 1 January 1985,
The proposed regulation establishes the procedure for setting the maximum permitted limits of radioactive contamination for foodstuffs and animal feed which may be put on the market following a nuclear accident
held at 31 December 1997 for sale to the final user in accordance with the provisions on methanol content in force at that date in Austria may be put on the market and exported until stocks are exhausted.
facts previously examined by the Commission may be put in an entirely different light.
facts previously examined by the Commission may be put in an entirely different light.
of undesirable substances or products in excess of that permitted for feed materials under Directive 74/63/EEC may be put into circulation only if they are intended for approved establishments manufacturing compound feed entered on a national list in accordance with Directive 95/69/EC;
in question into circulation, second, a list of other additives which may be put into circulation by any person provided that they are additives which meet the specifications in the dossiers on the basis of which they have been authorized;
Member States shall require that feedingstuffs incorporating the additives belonging to the groups listed below may be put into circulation only if the following particulars,
The screws on the bottom may be putting out 19-65 volts AC oops.
It is therefore right to consider how this proposal might be put into effect.
Extended family members might be put through stressful experiences of shame
HGH injections might be put right into play as they enter the system
also time are crucial elements, HGH shots might be put right into play as they go into the system and operate faster compared to tablets.