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small change

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Do you have small change?
2. Do you have small change with you?
3. Please include lots of small change.
4. Can you change this into small money?
5. I have no small change on me.
6. I'm sorry, but I don't have any small change.
7. Do you want it in banknotes or in small change?
8. Mayumi gathered her small change and bought a beach ball.
9. Small TAs need one or several weeks to change from one GDS to another; the training needs are not significant and their productivity is not negatively affected by the change.
10. They explain that the structural change to CELF, which occurred in 1980, was accompanied by a decision to grant aid under the Small Orders programme.
11. The presence of a small quantity of liquorice extract does not change the characteristics of the product as a sugar of Chapter 17 of the CN.
12. However, the relatively small decrease of prices over the period considered hides a change in the product mix, as the Community industry introduced new products with higher (and more costly) configurations.
13. a change in the number of flights or in the total annual emissions which cause the aircraft operator to exceed the threshold for small emitters as laid down in section 4,
14. Therefore, it is not correct to say that BT does not face any incremental tax liability, as suggested by the complainant or third parties such as Altnet. Certainly, with a network hereditament in England currently with a rateable value of GBP 530000000 which is valued as a whole, a small incremental change such as the additional lighting of a fibre is less likely to have a discernible impact on BT than on a small operator such as Vtesse.
15. Given the non-cooperation and the small market share of the non-cooperating companies, it was found that the information available for the non-cooperating companies was not such as to invalidate the finding of a change in the pattern of trade.