Приклади вживання Which confers Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The family, which confers to its own residents.
Working or processing, carried out on non-originating materials, which confers originating status.
The bar gene which confers resistance ire Streptomyces hygroscopicus to bialaphos, a tripeptide containing PPT, was cloned.
A manifestation of the accounting system has been identified, which confers it the functions of socio-economic nature.
Any system of communication which confers lifelong privileges on some while requiring others to devote years of effort to achieving a lesser degree of competence is fundamentally antidemocratic.
The university alsoissues a European Diploma Supplement(part of Europass), which confers automatic recognition of the AUBG degree throughout Europe.
It is Truly a TOP ENTRY design, which confers to the regulator management advantages, for example the ability to performs full maintenance without uninstalling it from the connection pipe.
(b) in respect of which an entry could, at that time, be added to Schedule 2 to that Act by anOrder in Council under section 4 of that Act(which confers power to amend that Schedule).
That's okay because they are strictly a fundraising vehicle, which confers a right to a piece of the transaction fees earned on the Sia network.
It is around these questions, and in order to investigate their implications, that I want to examine the articulation of Marxism andwar by successively following three guiding threads, each of which confers a privilege upon certain authors and certain texts.
We are committed to the expression of a genuine subsidiarity which confers on the level of local decision-making the possibility of taking responsibility for itself in broader decision-making bodies at a national and international level, or delegating this responsibility.
More importantly, the purpose behind the teachings of the Mastersis to show you the magnificent power that you possess, which confers upon you divine responsibilities towards Gaia and all aspects of this sacred living universe.
In Schedule 14 to that Act(transitional provisions), in paragraph 2(1)(which confers transitional exemption from the prohibition on processing without registration on those registered under the Data Protection Act 1984) the words"or, if earlier, 24th October 2001" are omitted.
Islamic: Closely associated with life, the serpent is el-hayyah and life el-hyat and EI-Hay,one of the chief names of God which signifies the vivifying, that which confers life, the life principle rather than the merely living;
In its judgment of 25 March 1983 in the case of Silver andOthers the Court held that‘a law which confers a discretion must indicate the scope of that discretion', although the detailed procedures and conditions to be observed do not necessarily have to be incorporated in rules of substantive lawibid., Series A no. 61, pp. 33-34.
For each non-regular transportation of passengersby coach a separate permit must be issued which confers the right to make one journey outward and return, unless otherwise stipulated in that permit.
Further, such inherent powers are vested in the Supreme Court of India interms of Article 142 of the Constitution of India which confers wide powers on the Supreme Court to pass orders"as is necessary for doing complete justice in any cause of matter pending before it".
It is then a question either of the meaning that a subsequent biblical author attributes to an earlier biblical text,taking it up in a context which confers upon it a new literal sense, or else it is a question of the meaning that an authentic doctrinal tradition or a conciliar definition gives to a biblical text.
Under Articles 107 to 109 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,State aid(aid by or through State resources) which confers an advantage on an undertaking or on the production of certain goods or services is prohibited in principle if it has an actual or potential effect on competition and trade.
To stop privileging some ethnic groups over others, EU member states with citizenship laws based on jus sanguinis-“the right of blood,” which confers citizenship according to the ethnicity of parents- should adopt new lawsbased on jus soli,“the right of the soil,” which confers citizenship on anyone born in the territory of the country.
A third cause was popular education, which conferred the power to read and write, but did not confer culture;
Call warrants are those which confer the right to purchase a security, whereas put warrants confer the right to sell.
By June 25, 1966,UCI held its first Commencement with fourteen students, which conferred ten Bachelors of Arts, three Masters of Arts, and one Doctor of Philosophy degree.
Ecclesiastical Faculties erected orapproved by the Holy See in non-ecclesiastical universities, which confer both canonical and civil academic degrees, must observe the prescriptions of the present Constitution, account being taken of the conventions signed by the Holy See with various nations or with the universities themselves.
I am aware that, independently of these causes, there are several others which confer certain characteristics on literary productions;
In parallel with this growth, there has been a dramatic increase in studies to identify the innate,humoral or cellular immunological mechanisms which confer immunity to pathogenic viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites.
Where the competent authorities of a host Member State ascertain that an investment firm that has a branch within its territory is in breach of the legal orregulatory provisions adopted in that State pursuant to those provisions of this Directive which confer powers on the host Member State's competent authorities, those authorities shall require the investment firm concerned to put an end to its irregular situation.
A third cause was popular education, which conferred the power to read and write, but did not confer culture; this enabled a new type of demagogue to practice a new type of propaganda, as seen in the dictatorships.
Defense Distributed and its founder Cody Wilson, a self-declared anarchist, argued that access to the online blueprints is guaranteed under First andSecond Amendment rights which confer the right to free speech and to bear arms.