Примери за използване на Relevant chapter на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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See for details the relevant chapter.
Sure to re-read the relevant chapter in the part"General features of plant growth" and try to determine what the land on your site by soil-clim….
The Annexe of the relevant chapter.
In doing so(paragraph 38), the Court relied on a linguistic argument(the term‘person' in the provision concerned did not exclude legal persons),coupled with systemic considerations(the position of the relevant chapter within the Charter).
This will be indicated in the relevant chapter of the TSI.
Each of these types is divided into several more, which we will talk about in the relevant chapters.
Spit(depending on model)Use the spit as indicated in the relevant chapter in the“Product Description Sheet” supplied separately.
Each of these types is divided into a few more,which will be discussed in the relevant chapters.
The European Community andits Member States stress that the opening of negotiations on the relevant chapters depends on Turkey's implementation of its contractual obligations to all Member States.
An angel is a recipient and therefore a heaven in least form,as has been explained in the relevant chapter above.
Additional supportive data, where appropriate,shall be referenced to the relevant chapters of Module 4(Non Clinical Study Reports) and Module 5(Clinical Study Reports) of the marketing authorisation application dossier.
Further information on results in revenue andeach spending area is given on pages 21 to 43 and in the relevant chapters of the 2016 annual report.
The legislation applicable to contractual obligations also provides that the provisions of the relevant Chapter in the PILA do not prejudice the application of such provisions of Estonian law that are applicable, regardless of the law governing contracts(Section 31 of the PILA).
Contributing to the bilateral regulatory/policy dialogues between the EU and third countries,as well as to the relevant chapters of free trade agreements negotiations.
The appropriations authorised in the relevant chapter of the budget for the preceding financial year, as referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, shall be understood as referring to the appropriations voted in the budget, including by amending budgets, and after adjustment for the transfers made during that financial year.
The ECB's activities in 2007 are described in detail in the relevant chapters of the Annual Report.
Of course, for the opening of any legal proceedings, you will need considerable start-up capital,the amount of which(depending on the type of production) varies from 500 thousand to several million rubles(approximate amount will be specified in the relevant chapters).
The required performance andthe critical change value are given in the relevant Chapter of this Annex for each type of instrument.
If the debtor fulfils part of the creditor's claims as ordered by the court or acknowledges part of the claim but nevertheless does not fulfil it and opposes only the remaining part of the creditor's claim,the court will issue a new order granting the claim to the extent not opposed by the debtor in accordance with the rules of the relevant Chapter.
The required performance andthe critical change value are given in the relevant Chapter of this Annex for each type of instrument.
However, where the relevant chapters of these guidelines contain graduated messages, for example with regard to safe harbours or whether certain conduct will normally be considered a restriction of competition by object or by effect, what is set out in the chapter pertaining to that part of an integrated co-operation which can be considered its‘centre of gravity' prevails for the entire co-operation(12).
Once described in the manual of procedure, in General,is no longer repeated to complete the procedures described earlier in the text makes reference to the relevant chapter and section of the Guide.
The table summarises the overall assessment of supervisory and control systems,as outlined in the relevant chapters of the 2007 Annual Report, and gives the broad results of the Court's testing of representative samples of transactions.
Once described in the text of the manual of procedure, in General, never again To perform the previously described procedures,the text provides a link to the relevant Chapter and section of the manual.
Payments may be made monthly per chapter up to a maximum of one twelfth of the appropriations authorised in the relevant chapter of the budget for the preceding financial year.
Under Council Regulation(EC) No 4/2009 of 18 December 2008 on jurisdiction, applicable law, recognition and enforcement of decisions and cooperation in matters relating to maintenance obligations, parties who are involved in a dispute covered by that regulation shall have effective access to justice in another Member State, including enforcement and appeal or review procedures,in accordance with the conditions laid down in the relevant chapter.
BOX 4- SUMMARY OF THE LEGALITY ANDREGULARITY OF UNDERLYING TRANSACTIONS BY AREA OF EXPENDITURE The table below summarises the overall assessment of supervisory and control systems, as outlined in the relevant chapters of the 2008 Annual Report, and gives the broad results of the Court's testing of representative samples of transactions.
Should there be a need to also assess such agreements under the Block Exemption Regulation on Vertical Restraints and the Guidelines on Vertical Restraints,this will be specifically stated in the relevant chapter of these guidelines.
BOX 3- SUMMARY OF THE LEGALITY AND REGULARITY OF UNDERLYING TRANSACTIONS BY AREA OF EXPENDITURE The table below summarises the overall assessment of supervisory and control systems,as outlined in the relevant chapters of the 2006 annual report, and gives the broad results of the Court's testing of representative samples of transactions.
In that regard, all the essential material in the text will be presented in all three ways sometimes the mathematics will appear in the Annexe of the relevant chapter sometimes within the main body of the text.