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1. I read both of those books in tandem several years ago and I can't remember which one the scene you're describing was in.
2. However, in the case where the steered axles form a twin, tandem, axle front carriage (steered bogie) the moment shall be increased to 0,95 × Av × g (kNm)
3. Following the conclusions of the report of the High-Level Group on Financial Supervision in the EU (the ‘de Larosière report’), the Commission put forward concrete legislative proposals on 23 September 2009 in order to establish a European System of Financial Supervisors comprising a network of national financial supervisors working in tandem with new European supervisory authorities.
4. Activities aimed to promote national management of risks and threats have been established in consultation with the ECDC in order to strengthen EU wide cooperation, thus ensuring that there is no duplication or overlapping.Activities countering the threat of deliberate release of biological agents will be undertaken in tandem with on-going activities on communicable diseases.
5. The legislation implementing Directive 91/676/EEC, including designation of vulnerable zones and establishment of the action programme in England (Regulations 2008 No 2349), Scotland (Regulations 2008 No 298) and Wales (Regulations 2008 No 3143), has been adopted and applies in tandem with this Decision.
6. After the above methodology had been clarified and agreed upon by the Commission and Gdynia Shipyard, the yard indicated that the technical assumptions for calculating its current capacity, in so far as it was free from financial constraints, were a docking cycle of 3 months with the parallel assembly of up to three vessels in various stages of completion (partial use of the semi-tandem method on the SD II large dock), resulting in the construction of up to 14 vessels per annum.
7. This will be of particular assistance to cooperation undertaken under the Community network on communicable diseases [18] and other EC legislation in public health and may complement European Research Framework Programme activities.Risk assessment activities fall under the remit of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) [19], e.g. surveillance, which became operational during 2005. Activities aimed to promote national management of risks and threats have been established in consultation with the ECDC in order to strengthen EU wide cooperation, thus ensuring that there is no duplication or overlapping.Activities countering the threat of deliberate release of biological agents will be undertaken in tandem with on-going activities on communicable diseases.