Examples of using The quantities in English and their translations into Slovak
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(b) a method of distribution in proportion to the quantities requested when the applications are lodged(the"simultaneous examination" method);
There is no information available on the quantities of fish that were destroyed
Because in the quantities in which vegetable glycerin will be inhaled when smoking, it can not cause harm to health.
to be added to the quantities available for the subperiod 1 April to 30 June 2016.
documentation indicating the quantities of such products owned and the quantities that have an eco-label.
establish the export price the unit export price established as described above was then multiplied by the quantities sold to the Union during the RIP.
continuous access to the quantities for as long as the balance of the relevant quantity so permits.
However, the size of existing processes is generally small in comparison with the quantities of CO2 produced in a large-size power plant.
Those provisions do not ensure that the financial contribution benefits the people of Western Sahara in proportion to the quantities of catches taken in the waters adjacent to Western Sahara.
transhipment and cross-check between the quantities by species recorded in the prior notice of landing and the quantities by species landed or transhipped;
price of each product and the quantities.
when you need them and in the quantities you actually use.
wine shall declare to the competent national authorities each year the quantities produced from the last harvest.
documentation indicating the quantities of such products owned and the quantities that have an eco-label.
(10) The plan shall contain a list of the installations covered by this Directive with the quantities of allowances intended to be allocated to each.
beat the products in the quantities you need in a short period of time.
The quantities of anabolic androgenic steroids should be regulated in meticulous
(a) the quantities of eggs they receive, broken down by producer, giving the name,
