Primeri uporabe Described in chapter v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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Described in Chapter III.
Formation is described in Chapter 2.
(described in Chapter 4).
The action taken is described in chapter III.
As described in chapter 7:.
Ljudje tudi prevajajo
These policy options are described in Chapter 2.
As described in Chapter 6.
Out this address are described in Chapter 2.1.3.
As described in chapter six.
To prevent indirect effects described in Chapter 4.
As described in Chapter 2, most digital trace data is inaccessible to researchers.
Symptoms and symptom families are described in Chapter 11.
Egypt as is described in chapter 19 of Exodus.
Reject the truth of the disgraceful event described in chapter 19.
Follow instructions described in chapter Using passwords, when using a password for securing a smart card.
To prevent indirect effects described in Chapter 4.
Question 20:Would you suggest any other solution to solve the problems described in chapter 2?
The requirements for upgrade or renewal(described in chapter 7) may be less extensive than those for the target subsystems(described in chapter 4).
But you must follow the rules and guidelines described in chapter 7.
Although several actions have been already taken as described in chapter 3, it appears that a number of challenges should still be tackled at EU and international level.
Further instructions on how to calculate these impacts are described in Chapter 6.
Therefore the regular scheme of challenging that decision(as described in chapter II above) does apply, i.e.:.
The same rules apply for standing of individuals/NGOs for EIA andIPPC procedures as described in Chapter V.
According to Governmental Emergency Ordinance 51/2008,excepting the legal aid described in Chapter XII, EU citizens can also ask legal aid for:.
Distinct policy options are derived from the general and specific objectives described in Chapter 1.
The public prosecutor, ombudsman and public authorities as described in chapter VI point 2.
The three R's that I propose don't override the ethical principles described in Chapter 6.
Stg3-Ch3: phase-out of noisiest aircraft which onlysatisfy the old ICAO noise standard, as described in Chapter 3 of the relevant ICAO Annex.
Other state institutions or bodies have standing as described in chapter VI.