Petrol, oil and lubricants

Aviation fuel and lubricants 21.8

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5. Petrol, oil and lubricants 222 600

(b) Aviation fuel and lubricants 21 800

However, the majority of physicians complete a specialty track medical residency over two to seven years, depending on the specialty.

Spare parts, repair and maintenance 226.5 Petrol, oil and lubricants 222.6

Main items imported include fuel and lubricants, grain, machinery, vehicles, fabrics and rice.

(e) Deployment of fewer than projected vehicles resulting in lower costs for petrol, oil and lubricants

In other countries, this is an autonomous specialty (e.g., United Kingdom, Sweden, Spain).

Large quantities of sulphur dioxide are emitted in the air because lubricants are in use for heating.

Attracting neighbors has long been a noble aspiration and something of a European specialty.

Since then specialty services have been implemented to meet new challenges for addicted persons.

Medical genetics is the specialty of medicine that involves the diagnosis and management of hereditary disorders.

More than 80 of unemployed women who turn to the employment service offices have no specialty.

The specialty dish funazushi specifically calls for the use one species, the nigoro buna ( C. a. grandoculis ).

The unspent balance was due primarily to lower requirements than budgeted for spare parts, petrol, oil and lubricants and liability insurance.

Anger's scintillation camera (Anger camera) broadened the young discipline of nuclear medicine into a full fledged medical imaging specialty.

Promoting participation of developing countries in dynamic and new sectors of world trade (iii) Steel and related specialty products

It takes a radiologist years of specialty training to become expert in differentiating the normal anatomic detail from the worrisome finding.

Owing to the downsizing of the force, UNAMSIL required only 9,609 flying hours, with related reduced requirements for petrol, oil, lubricants and liability insurance charges.

By the turn of the 20th century, most paper was made from wood pulp, but cotton is still used in specialty papers.

With regard to food distribution more specifically, the industry is composed of many agents, including supermarkets, quick service restaurants and specialty retailers.

Shetty s team has successfully participated in telemedicine consultations multi specialty, non stop availability, and supplemented by continuing education with hospitals in 14 African countries.

And after the counseling session they gave me a few condoms and lubricants, and three booklets with information about AIDS, and then I went to have the test.

The Indian built Indira Gandhi Centre for Child Health in Kabul is connected through a telemedicine link with two super specialty medical centers in India.

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This should achieve the necessary level of consistency and specialty of the educational system of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and harmonize and achieve appropriate educational quality.

Though a small group of collectors invests speculatively in antique or specialty cars, the idea of speculating in automobiles just is not in the public consciousness.

Data journalism is a journalism specialty reflecting the increased role that numerical data is used in the production and distribution of information in the digital era.

Then, medical students can graduate and work independently as a Medical Doctor (MD) or participate in National Comprehensive Residency Exam and continue to study in desired specialty.

Provision for naval transportation is made for the acquisitions of three patrol boats to be used by civilian police, liability insurance and spare parts, as well as for petrol, oil and lubricants.

The increase was attributable to increases in the cost of petrol, oil and lubricants, the acquisition of closed circuit television and metal detectors to strengthen security and safety, and additional air transportation requirements.

Nuclear medicine gained public recognition as a potential specialty on December 7, 1946 when an article was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association by Sam Seidlin.

For the needs of the programme, special leaflets have been printed in 3 languages (Greek, Albanian and Bulgarian) and are distributed together with condoms and lubricants as well as a monthly informational newsletter to prostitutes.

Reduced requirements for petrol, oil and lubricants and liability insurance were due mainly to the repatriation of some contingent owned vehicles, resulting from the downsizing of the Mission, and the delayed arrival of replacement vehicles.

Huge investments have strengthened the People s Armed Police (PAP), a large anti riot paramilitary force whose specialty is the quick suppression of anti government protests by disgruntled industrial workers, peasants, and urban residents.

Alloyed steels, which are sometimes also called special steels and may be considered specialty products, contain small portions of alloying elements such as chromium, cobalt, manganese, molybdenum, nickel, niobium, silicon, tungsten or vanadium.

Once you have settled on a specialty, and the profession you can love, and you've secured opportunity, your potential to succeed will be greatly enhanced if you study it enough to become an expert.

Provision is made for the purchase of 85,600 litres of petrol at 0.4874 per litre and 719,000 litres of diesel at 0.2235 per litre for use in the operation of motor vehicles ( 202,400) and for oil and lubricants ( 20,200).

In 2007, Paul Rothemund gave TED a short summary of his specialty, DNA folding. Now he lays out in clear, abundant detail the immense promise of this field to create tiny machines that assemble themselves.

It is a specialty of self styled public interest groups, whose agenda is often not to protect public health or the environment, but rather to oppose the research, products, or technology that they happen to dislike.

Attracting neighbors has long been a noble aspiration and something of a European specialty. The European Union s embrace of post communist republics in Central Europe represented a most powerful symbol of the reach of Western liberal democracy.

Secondary vocational education. In secondary vocational institutions (training schools, technical schools and colleges, and other educational institutions equivalent to them), citizens may obtain a specialty on the basis of general basic, general secondary and beginning vocational education.