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Documents : July 1994 ISSN 0256-0976 OFFICE FOR OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES DOCUMENTS JULY 1994 —JUNE 1995 DOCUMENTS JULY 1994 —JUNE 1995 This publication is also available in the following languages: ES ISBN 92-77-85288-7 DA ISBN 92-77-85289-5 DE ISBN 92-77-85290-9 GR ISBN 92-77-85291-7 FR ISBN 92-77-85293-3 IT ISBN 92-77-85294-1 NL ISBN 92-77-85295-X PT ISBN 92-77-85296-8 Luxembourg: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 1995 ISBN 92-77-85292-5 Catalogue number: JY-87-95-385-EN-C Printed in Italy Introduction The catalogue of documents, which containts the COM The indexation is based on analysis and subsequent Documents of the Commission of the European redefinition of the document using keywords contained Communities, the Reports of the European Parliament in the Eurovoc thesaurus (multilingual documentary lan• and the Opinions of the Economic and Social Committee guage). prepared by the Office for Official Publications of the European Communities for distribution to the public. Each document is indexed with one to five keywords. Every keyword constitutes an entry in bold characters in The COM Documents and the Opinions of the ESC are the index, followed by any other relevant keywords and available on paper and microfiche, whereas the Reports a sequence number pertaining to the document in the of the European Parliament are available only on micro• catalogue (see detailed explanation on page 7). fiche. Part III —The numerical index comprises all the docu• This version of the catalogue takes account only of ments in ascending numerical order. documents of which English language texts have been prepared. There are parallel catalogues covering docu• Frequency and cumulation ments in each of the other official languages of the European Community. Cumulative annual catalogues are published yearly. These catalogue complement the monthly lists that contain only the classified index. Presentation The catalogue is divided into three parts. Subscription system Part I — The classified index provides a classification An attractive system of selective subscriptions is on offer by subject, of the titles, under 17 headings (see 'List of for the paper versions of the COM Documents and the headings' on page 8). Opinions of the ESC covered by this catalogue either individually or in combination. Each complete entry is preceded by a sequence num• ber, which appears only once for each document title. Microfiche subscriptions are also available, but only for The title of a document, however, may sometimes entire series, either individually or in combination. appear under more than one heading by virtue of the subject matter, and in this case the sequence number is More information can be obtained from the sales offices given on the right-hand side of these secondary entries whose addresses are given on the inside back cover. but withbut a bibliographic reference (see detailed ex• planation on page 7). Other publications Part II — The alphabetical index comprises all the Other European Community monographs — whether keywords which characterize the contents of the docu• classed as publications or documents — as well as ments and are permutated by as many times as there periodicals are listed in the catalogue 'Publications of the are keywords. European Communities'. 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