List Field

Such steps may include the amendment of Article 78 by the addition of new fields to those listed therein.

This Agreement shall not apply to rules relating to matters which are covered by Community legislation in the field of financial services, as listed non-exhaustively in Annex II to this Agreement.

The respective bodies of the Contracting shall exchange lists of medical literature and films on health care as well as any other written, visual or audio-visual informative materials in the fields of health.

with respect to the inclusion in its PECS of the development of certain technologies listed in the Agency's Technology Master Plan to be undertaken by the Republic of Slovenia or the development by the latter of non-critical path technology in this field and of activities to be undertaken in support of SMEs.

The Contracting Parties shall take the necessary steps to develop, strengthen or broaden cooperation in the framework of the Community's activities in fields not listed in Article 78, where such cooperation is considered likely to contribute to the attainment of the objectives of this Agreement, or is otherwise deemed by the Contracting Parties to be of mutual interest.

The activity of the Commission in this respect shall be carried out within the fields listed in Annex I to this Treaty.

LIST OF PRODUCTS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 7 WITH REGARD TO CONTRACTS AWARDED BY CONTRACTING AUTHORITIES IN THE FIELD OF DEFENCE

The Commission shall publish in the Official Journal of the European Communities the list of notified bodies, together with their identification number and their fields of competence, and shall ensure that the list is kept up to date.

planning, designing or construction of installations or equipment or constituent parts of the installations or equipment used in the fields listed in subparagraphs (a) and (b);

for public supply contracts awarded by contracting authorities which are listed in Annex IV and operate in the field of defence, where these contracts involve products not covered by Annex V,

(2) In awarding a public contract in the water, energy, telecommunication or transport field, contractors may use the list of qualified tenderers of another contractor. Such decision shall be grounded in writing.

These transitional measures applicable to the countries listed in Article 120 shall not, in any field, involve the Hellenic Republic granting them more favourable treatment than will apply to the Community as at present constituted.

These transitional measures applicable to the countries listed in Article 181 shall not, in any field, result in the Kingdom of Spain granting from more favourable treatment than will apply to the Community as at present constituted.

These transitional measures applicable to the countries listed in Article 368 shall not, in any field, result in the Portuguese Republic granting them more favourable treatment than will apply to the Community as at present constituted.

Procurement which have as their object services listed in both Annexes I A and I B shall be awarded in accordance with the provisions laying down the method of selecting the contract award procedures, common rules in the technical field, the rules on advertising, the rules on recognising qualifications, and the conditions for participation where the value of the services listed in Annex I A is greater than the value of the services listed in Annex I B. Where the value of the services listed in Annex I A is less than the value of the services listed in Annex I B, contractors shall award the contract in accordance with the common rules in the technical procedure and with Article 102.

Delo had the most extensive coverage: 18 news items and accounts, four commentaries, one field-account and five readers' letters; the next most extensive coverage is found in the local weekly Dolenjski list with 22 news items and accounts, two commentaries, two readers' letters and a telephone survey.

In so doing, the media exploited the well-established method of listing renowned homosexual artists and people from the field of culture, particularly male, since women were usually excluded from such argumentative categories, and stressed that global cultural production would be much impoverished without 'the 'pink' artists.'

For the purposes of this Directive, "skilled employment" means employment in the field of nuclear energy which requires specifically nuclear knowledge the acquisition of which calls for special training or at least five months' practical work and which relates to: (a) nuclear energy research in the fields listed in Annex I to the Treaty;

The Council conclusions of the Lisbon European Council on 23 and 24 March 2000 acknowledged the importance of social protection in further developing and modernising an active and dynamic welfare State in Europe, and invited the Council to strengthen cooperation between Member States by exchanging experiences and best practice on the basis of improved information networks, which are the basic tools in this field.

In the case of nationals of the Member States whose diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications in the field of architecture were awarded by, or whose training started in, Yugoslavia before 25 June 1991, each Member State shall recognise those diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications in the field of architecture when the authorities of Slovenia attest that those qualifications have, on its territory, the same effect as the Slovenian qualifications in architecture listed in Article 11 as regards the taking up and pursuit of the activities referred to in Article 1, subject to compliance with Article 23. Such attestation must be accompanied by a certificate issued by the same authorities stating that those Member State nationals have effectively and lawfully been engaged in the activities in the field of architecture in the territory of Slovenia for at least three consecutive years during the five years prior to the date of issue of the certificate. "

In the case of nationals of the Member States whose diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications in the field of architecture were awarded by, or whose training started in, the former Soviet Union before 21 August 1991, each Member State shall recognise those diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications in the field of architecture when the authorities of Latvia attest that those qualifications have, on its territory, the same effect as the Latvian qualifications in architecture listed in Article 11 as regards the taking up and pursuit of the activities referred to in Article 1, subject to compliance with Article 23. Such attestation must be accompanied by a certificate issued by the same authorities stating that those Member State nationals have effectively and lawfully been engaged in activities in the field of architecture in the territory of Latvia for at least three consecutive years during the five years prior to the date of issue of the certificate.

In the case of nationals of the Member States whose diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications in the field of architecture were awarded by, or whose training started in, the former Soviet Union before 20 August 1991, each Member State shall recognise those diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications in the field of architecture when the authorities of Estonia attest that those qualifications have, on its territory, the same effect as the Estonian qualifications in architecture listed in Article 11 as regards the taking up and pursuit of the activities referred to in Article 1, subject to compliance with Article 23. Such attestation must be accompanied by a certificate issued by the same authorities stating that those Member State nationals have effectively and lawfully been engaged in activities in the field of architecture in the territory of Estonia for at least three consecutive years during the five years prior to the date of issue of the certificate.

In the case of nationals of the Member States whose diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications in the field of architecture were awarded by, or whose training started in, the former Czechoslovakia before ) January 1993, each Member State shall recognise those diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications in the field of architecture when the authorities of Slovakia attest that those qualifications have, on its territory, the same effect as the Slovak qualifications in architecture listed in Article 11 as regards the taking up and pursuit of the activities referred to in Article 1, subject to compliance with Article 23. Such attestation must be accompanied by a certificate issued by the same authorities stating that those Member State nationals have effectively and lawfully been engaged in activities in the field of architecture in the territory of Slovakia for at least three consecutive years during the five years prior to the date of issue of the certificate.

In the case of nationals of the Member States whose diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications in the field of architecture were awarded by, or whose training started in, the former Soviet Union before 11 March 1990, each Member State shall recognise those diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications in the field of architecture when the authorities of Lithuania attest that those qualifications have, on its territory, the same effect as the Lithuanian qualifications in architecture listed in Article 11 as regards the taking up and pursuit of the activities referred to in Article 1, subject to compliance with Article 23. Such attestation must be accompanied by a certificate issued by the same authorities stating that those Member State nationals have effectively and lawfully been engaged in activities in the field of architecture in the territory of Lithuania for at least three consecutive years during the five years prior to the date of issue of the certificate.

In the case of nationals of the Member States whose diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications in the field of architecture were awarded by, or whose training started in, the former Czechoslovakia before ) January 1993, each Member State shall recognise those diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications in the field of architecture when the authorities of the Czech Republic attest that those qualifications have, on its territory, the same effect as the Czech qualifications in architecture listed in Article 11 as regards the taking up and pursuit of the activities referred to in Article 1, subject to compliance with Article 23. Such attestation must be accompanied by a certificate issued by the same authorities stating that those Member State nationals have effectively and lawfully been engaged in activities in the field of architecture in the territory of the Czech Republic for at least three consecutive years during the five years prior to the date of issue of the certificate.

Slovene 'correction/ popravek' (elsewhere: reply/odgovor) is the reaction of an affected party to a published matter about him/ her (obviously it is a personal interest that is at work here), while the Slovene 'reply/odgovor' is a legal institute unknown elsewhere in the world especially not in the field of print media (where plurality of the media is expected to be guaranteed by market competition rather than by the legally prescribed rights of readers or the obligations of the media). As for electronic media, I have so far tracked down merely a few precepts vaguely resembling those; more precisely, the right of listeners to file a complaint with the corresponding authority against the biased, false or deficient presentation of facts or opinions.

Regard should be had to the existing agreements on accidental pollution, such as the Agreement for cooperation in dealing with pollution of the North Sea by oil and other harmful substances, 1983 (Bonn Cooperation Agreement), which facilitate mutual assistance and cooperation between Member States in this field, as well as to the relevant international conventions and agreements for the protection of European maritime areas from pollution incidents, such as the International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and Cooperation, 1990 (OPRC Convention) developed under the auspices of the IMO, the Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-East Atlantic of 22 September 1992 (OSPAR Convention), the Barcelona Convention, the Helsinki Convention and the Lisbon Agreement.

identifies the end of a list field;

List Fields

identifies the beginning of a list field;

where '-BEGIN' is the list field indicator and 'RTEPTS' is a primary field.

Inclusion within a list field is the only occasion when a primary field may be used as a subfield.

The order of the occurrences inside a list field is semantically significant.

This example shows that an 'addr' field is a list field containing 0 or more occurrences of a 'fac' subfield (an ATS facility).

The list of subfields contained in a given list field shall form an ordered set (the order of subfields is significant).

An example portion of a message showing ADDR as a list field containing FAC subfields is:

List of flight plans fields

If the unknown field is a list field, (this has been found due to the -BEGIN keyword), then all its contents (up to the corresponding -END keyword) are ignored.

Compound fields are of two kinds, structured fields or list fields.

A lexical analyser or parser which does not 'recognise' a keyword is required to ignore all the text up to the next known Primary Field, which is not within a List Field.

In other words, if the system which analyses the message does not recognise a keyword, all the text up to the next known Primary Field, which is not within a List Field, will be ignored.

a list of optional primary fields;