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Toezegging vergunning ex. Art. XX LB O.W. en S.
I seem to be drawing a blank on these initials.
Thanks in advance for any help.
| 1 | was it "onderwijs, welzijn en sport"? |
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Proposed translations
Serbia
Making LEGAL sense...
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was it "onderwijs, welzijn en sport"?
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Note added at 14 hrs (2009-04-16 17:09:31 GMT)
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Thanks. I was just curious what it could be.
| The answer is: LB means Landsbesluit and the O.W. en S. means Openbare Wateren en Stranden. Thanks anyway for trying to find the answer. |
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: 100% unclear question. Is it really a legal context or is it terms and conditions? what country is it from? if a native NL speaker doesn't know what the NL means, maybe the question should be posted on Dutch monolingual
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Discussion
LB means Landsbesluit and the O.W. en S. means Openbare Wateren en Stranden.
I appreciate the help.