Betekenis van:
line of products

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Overseas subsidiaries are putting out top-of the-line products.
2. The quantities of these products should be brought into line with actual needs.
3. These products were mostly high-value products such as line pipes and OCTG, and accounted for less than 10 % of Community production of that group.
4. On-line communities can help in the dissemination of knowledge, the exchange of good practices and innovation in rural products and services;
5. Bull has achieved substantial reference sales and this product line is said to differ from competing products in terms of cost, reliability, ease of use and size adaptability.
6. It is appropriate to lay down the requirements for the processing of animal by-products of fish origin in line with those opinions and reports.
7. In line with the methodology used in the original investigation, the cost of manufacturing was calculated for two types of products.
8. The quantity of the above products should therefore be adjusted in line with the actual needs of the outermost regions concerned.
9. The consent shall cover grains from progeny derived from crosses of maize line MON 863 with any traditionally bred maize as or in products.
10. The consent shall cover grains from progeny derived from crosses of maize line NK603 with any traditionally bred maize as or in products.
11. The consent shall cover grains from progeny derived from crosses of oilseed rape line Ms8, Rf3 and Ms8xRf3 with any traditionally bred oilseed rape as or in products.
12. as regards the forecast supply balances, changes in the quantities of the products concerned covered by the supply arrangements and, consequently, the global amount of aid allocated to support each line of products;
13. Products derived from Zea mays L. line T25 (starch and all its derivatives, crude and refined oil, all heat-processed or fermented products obtained from Zea mays L. line T25, as well as feed produced from Zea mays L. line T25) are authorised under Regulation (EC) No 258/97 of the European Parliament and of the Council [4] and Regulation (EC) No 1829/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council [5].
14. investments in the manufacture of fresh products or cheese, except production involving substantial innovation in line with trends in demand and products for which there is a shortage of capacity and for which the existence of realistic potential outlets has been demonstrated, as well as the manufacture of products using traditional or organic methods as defined by Community rules.
15. In line with the European Environment and Health Action Plan [42]:Quantification of emission of key indoor air pollutants from consumer products such as personal care and cleansing products and environmental tobacco smoke (ETS), and information on the use pattern of these products in EU Member States.