The phrase "a draft of annex" is not entirely correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when referring to a preliminary version of an annex, which is an addition or supplement to a document.
Example: "Please review a draft of annex A before the final submission of the report."
Alternatives: "a draft of the appendix" or "a preliminary version of the annex."
The resulting certified emissions reductions can then be used to meet a fraction of Annex 1 emission targets.
Since having a thorough and confident understanding of Annex 2 was associated with having accessed WHO guidance and training on the tool, there is a need to ensure that all NFPs access some form of training regarding Annex 2, and especially the WHO's Guidance for the Use of Annex 2 of the IHR(2005) [ 28].
Eager to establish its credibility as an American ally, the Indian government largely copied an annex of the convention into a draft law.
The negotiators have prepared a draft Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland the terms of which will be annexed to the Withdrawal Agreement and will apply unless a future agreement between the EU and UK is agreed which addresses the unique circumstances on the island of Ireland, including by avoiding a hard border and protecting the Good Friday or Belfast Agreement of 1998.
In March, the negotiators presented a draft Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland the terms of which will be annexed to the withdrawal agreement and will apply unless and until the UK and the EU reach an agreement that addresses the unique circumstances on the island.
There is equally a need for WHO to develop parameters for the appropriation/modification of Annex 2 by States Parties.
NMKL71 5, the international standard method EN ISO 6579 2002 and the Draft Annex D of EN ISO 6579 2002, using the MSRV as a selective enrichment medium, were compared, in relation to their accuracy, specificity and sensitivity for different feed ingredients and feed materials.
The Modified Semisolid Rappaport Vassiliadis (MSRV) method, Draft Annex D of EN ISO 6579 2002 [ 17] is based on migration of motile Salmonella through the selective medium [ 18].
The draft annex on road transport reveals similar problems to the annexes on maritime and air transport previously released.
