That situation was demonstrated by the following table

Some examples are given in Figure 6.

Indirect costs are detailed in Table 9.

A few examples are given in the table to the right.

The principal attributes of the known Jovian Rings are listed in the table.

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However, in none of these laws is the term 'eco label' explicitly mentioned.

Table 3 shows data for the different product groups.

The outcomes from the application of each of the variants are summarized in table 2.

The table below shows some of the most prominent theme routes.

The minimum values of 'a' and 'b' are given in the table below

Table 1 reflects the total expenditure, including status of obligations.

The estimated requirements for 1994 1995 are summarized in the table below and detailed thereafter.

The table below lists the islands from North to South.

A detailed summary of requirements for vehicles is shown below.

Table 1 shows the ratings used by their respective audit services.

There are 13 indicators with the code . ( no country data) in table II.

The detailed cost breakdown is shown in the table below. Description

Annex III, table 5 also shows the forecast of these contributions separately.

There are 3 indicators with the code E ( estimated by international agencies) in table II.

The number of these expected accomplishments and indicators of achievement is shown in table 13.1.

The comparison is shown in Table 4 together with the percentage difference between the two.

The overall framework of these expected accomplishments and indicators of achievement is shown in table 11.1.

Table 2.1 of Macedonia, to 2.7 million square kilometres in gives a breakdown of population, land area and GDP for the countries covered by the report.

For reference, the table also presents situation in Bulgaria and Romania.

An overview of major characteristics of energy supply In Tver is shown in Table 4 (figures in brackets indicate the German average).

The equilibrium rates are reported in the accompanying table and so are today s actual rates.

This chart is comprised of four completely independent studies.

The following assumptions concerning the extent of damage shall be taken into account in the event of flooding assumed dimensions of damages applicable to 1 compartment status and 2 compartment status are stated in the table below

Donor contributions to regular and other resources registered a 36 per cent growth, rising from 2.1 billion in 2003 to 2.8 billion in 2004.

25E Statistics on services used by the United Nations are shown in table 25E.59.

Estimated requirements for 1994 1995 are summarized in the table below and detailed thereafter.

Table 6 summarises Tver's residential and institutional sectors' requirements for energy efficiency products.

The estimated requirements for 1994 1995 are summarized in the table below and detailed thereafter.

1 World Heritage Site in Germany Theme parks The table below shows some of the most visited theme parks or related facilities in Germany.

This process of WCO meetings and savings inculcates a discipline in the WCO, which greatly help in developing entrepreneurial abilities of the WCO members.

25E Workload statistics relating to this subprogramme are shown in table 25E.41.

Table 7 summarises the health services that are available and the degree, expressed as a percentage, to which they are available nation wide.

The table below lists types of offences and numbers in 1999 and 2000.

Table 1 shows the measures most commonly reported in the energy sector, with regional detail.

The 2004 year end cash balance (excluding 286 million in trust funds for procurement services and other activities) was 1,047 million, compared to 672 million in 2003.

Other resources represented an important complement to the regular resource base of UNDP, permitting the strengthening of existing programmes and fostering partnerships with a range of actors, including the European Commission, regional development banks, the World Bank and the private sector.

The major energy characteristics of the demand side sectors investigated are shown in Table 2 (for comparison, figures In brackets indicate typical German averages).

Figure 1 illustrates the numbers of Parties that reported measures in the various sectors and the names of the Parties are indicated in table 4.

The following table depicts the distribution of men and women trainees within the various types of courses offered in the year 2003.