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Annex 1B. Essential characteristics of the vehicle, engine and CNG/LNG-related system 0. Description of the vehicle(s) 0.1. Make: ................................................................................................................. 0.2. Type(s):.............................................................................................................. 0.3. Name and address of the manufacturer:............................................................. 0.4. Engine type(s) and approval No. (Nos.): ...........................................................
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Annex 1B. Appendix 1 Technical Information Document for type approval of a vehicle with regard to its audible reverse warning signals
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Annex 1B. Communication 1 (Maximum format: A4 (210 x 297 mm)) issued by: Name of administration: ...................................... ...................................... ...................................... Concerning:2 Approval granted Approval extended Approval refused Approval withdrawn Production definitively discontinued of a type of safety-belt or restraint system for adult occupants of power-driven vehicles pursuant to UN Regulation No. 16.
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Annex 1B. Information document (Maximum format: A4 (210 mm x 297 mm)) In accordance with paragraph 5. of Regulation No. 162 on uniform technical prescriptions concerning approval of immobilizers and approval of a vehicle with regard to its immobilizer (relating to UN component or separate technical unit type approval of an immobilizer system).
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Annex 1B. Characteristics of the engine family and choice of the parent engine
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Annex 1B. A certificate of the Court of Honour of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia, stating that the applicant has not been subject to a procedure before the Court of Honour of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia and that no measures have been issued against the applicant in the last two years. By signing this authorisation, the Ministry of the Economy may acquire relevant information at the Court of Honour of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia. A U T H O R I S A T I O N The applicant, _____________________, hereby permits the Directorate of Tourism at the Ministry of the Economy to acquire on its behalf the certificate of the Court of Honour of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia stating that it has not been subject to a procedure before the Court of Honour of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia and that no measures have been issued against it due to a violation of good business practices in the last two years. Date: Signature and seal: ANNEX 1c: Catalogue or presentation of the range of services provided for tourists on the applicant's website in English or in the official language of the receiving country. ANNEX 2: PARTNER AGENCY APPLICATION Insert data of the applicant: Name of the company Address Authorised person Contact person Year of incorporation Principle activity under the Standard Classification of Activities and the description of the principal activity Number of employees Phone and fax number Email address Country in which the cooperation with the diplomatic mission or consular post of the Republic of Slovenia will be conducted We have been informed of the procedures for the acquisition of tourist visas and have conducted such procedures in other countries (list the countries): Insert data of the partner agency. In order to submit applications for a larger number of local agencies, please complete the form below for each one. Name of the company Address Authorised person Contact person Year of incorporation Principle activity Number of employees Phone and fax number Email address The agency (please select): - has been our partner for ____ years; - has not yet been our partner. The references of the proposed partner agency Please state the number of years the agency has been conducting the mediation of tourist travel services, whether the agency has branch offices other than where it is based and where these are located (in which regions and cities). The successful cooperation of the r...
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Annex 1B. Appendix A 2.2. Specification of engines within this family: Engine type No. of cylinders Rated speed Rated net power (kW) Maximum torque speed Maximum torque Low idle speed PARENT ENGINE (FOR FULL DETAILS SEE ANNEX 1A)
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Annex 1B. The agenda for the Browse stakeholder workshop BROWSE PROJECT AGENDA FOR STAKEHOLDER WORKSHOP, 14-15 APRIL 2011 Venue: OPERA offices on the 3rd Floor of N. 0, Xxxxx xx Xxxxxx xx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxx 1050 THURSDAY 14 APRIL 1200 Registration and Lunch 1300 Welcome and introduction. Brief overview of project objectives and structure. Xxxx Xxxx 1315 Purpose and format of workshop. Xxxx Xxxxxx 1330 First breakout session. Discussion of project objectives and stakeholder expectations. 4 breakout groups 1430 Refreshments 1500 Operator exposure. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx 1510 Worker exposure. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx 1520 Resident & Bystander exposure. Xxxxx Xxxxxx-Xxxxx 1530 Exposure scenarios Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx 1540 Second breakout session. Discussion and prioritisation of exposure scenarios. 4 breakout groups 1700 End of day 1. 1730-1830 Project Advisory Panel meeting. Advisory Panel members 1900 Dinner (details to be announced) FRIDAY 15 APRIL 0900 Welcome and briefing for breakout 3. Xxxx Xxxx 0910 Breakout 3. Factors influencing exposure. 4 breakout groups 1030 Refreshments 1100 Browse and the Sustainable Use Directive. Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx 1115 Plenary discussion with electronic recording of views. 1200 Exposure assessment for pesticides authorisation. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx 1115 Breakout 4. How Browse can contribute to future implementation of the Authorisation Directive. 4 breakout groups 1300 Lunch 1400 Plenary. Feedback from breakout groups. 1500 Final discussion. Closing remarks and next steps. Xxxx Xxxx/Xxxx Xxxxxx 1530 Workshop ends.
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