Примери за използване на Sub-chapter на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Specific suggested actions are listed in sub-chapter 3.2.
New York housing code, sub-chapter two, article four section 27-20.
Below you will see its contents,which consists of chapters and sub-chapters.
At the end of each sub-chapter there are a plethora of exercise problems.
This includes a wide range of knowledge gaps listed in sub-chapter 2.1.
As discussed in sub-chapter 2.5, Bulgaria is not a member country of the IEA.
The 2011 National Energy Strategy till 2020(discussed in sub-chapter 2.4).
Sub-chapter 1.4 of the specifications describes the content of the contract, in summary form, as follows.
They comply with the European political framework on the topic(see sub-chapter 2.3.).
After these programs we created the structure of the chapters and sub-chapters for each year of study and each country or provence.
The institutions andthe main stakeholders involved in CCA are described in detail in Chapter 3, sub-chapter 3.5.
The detailed data protection rights andremedies are set out in the sub-chapters 13-17 and sub-chapter 30 of the Info Act.
This sub-chapter explores the CCA-tourism experience of other EU countries with similar climatic conditions to Bulgaria.
Table of Contents to the essay contains a list of chapters, sub-chapters and page numbers to them.
As noted in sub-chapter 1.3, there are few examples of adequate modeling work covering small parts of the range of certain species and forest types in Bulgaria.
He had been invited to Japan to help the drafting andis also the coordinating lead author of a sub-chapter about economics.
This sub-chapter concentrates on the main tourism development strategies and plans because there is no explicit CCA policy or strategy developed for this sector.
These include a number of non-climate factors which will serve to reduce or amplify the vulnerability of the sector to future climate change andare explored in more detail in sub-chapter 1.3.
Under the heading‘Context of the contract' sub-chapter 1.3 of the specifications reproduces, in its first paragraph, the content of point 1.5 of section II of the contract notice.
This vulnerability is an effect of the large-scale afforestation in the 20th century, when more than 1.5 million hectares of areas were planted mostly with Pinus sylvestris andPinus nigra(see sub-chapter 1.1.).
The measures that are the main focus for this sub-chapter of the report are those specifically addressing near- and long-term climate risks of high magnitude, as presented in Chapter 1.
At the political level, there appears to be high awareness of potential future consequences of climate change which is reflected in a number of official acts, programs, andstrategies in Bulgaria(see sub-chapter 2.4.).
Climate change risks andvulnerabilities for each of the elements of the energy system introduced in sub-chapter 1.1 are discussed below, with a summary provided in Table 3 and Table 4.
Recommendations related to sub-chapter 1.1: There is an acute need for complex convalescence of the Bulgarian health system to decrease its sensitivity to climate change manifestations and reach maximum adaptive capacity.
Articles 3 and 4 of the Code of Civil Procedure are in Part I of that code,headed‘General Provisions', in the chapter and sub-chapter headed, respectively,‘Fundamental Principles' and‘Tasks of the Courts in Civil Cases'.
Then, they were often affected by insect outbreaks(see sub-chapter 1.2.) frequently following drought waves, damages from wet snow and ice, fires and mortality without clear reason, but often happening after dry years(Naydenov 2016).
That requirement andpreference were stated in the annex to the specifications containing the‘Requirements Schedule' with which, in conformity with sub-chapter 5.2, section 1 of the specifications, the tenders had to comply, as it was drafted.
As detailed in sub-chapter 2.3, the biodiversity legislation currently in force is mostly focused on managing biotic interdependencies and abiotic conditions up to the habitat level for biodiversity conservation and restoration purposes.
Second, it must be held that,in accordance with the description of the contract in sub-chapter 1.4 of the specifications, that contract concerned in particular the supply of coffee, tea and the other ingredients required for the manufacture of the drinks available in the dispensers.
It was also laid down, in sections 3 and 5 of that sub-chapter, that the information notice would be published online on the province of North Holland's tender procedure website, with all interested parties receiving notice by email as soon as replies were published on the site.