Exemplos de uso de Express reference em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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There is no express reference to money remitters in the proposed regulation.
The provisions adopted pursuant to the first paragraph shall make express reference to this Directive.
However, this text makes express reference only to the nonpayment of labor obligations, omitting as to civil obligations.
Regional aid schemes exempted under this Regulation should contain an express reference to this Regulation.
The Regulation makes express reference to Regulation 954/79 and to the UNCTAD Liner Code; its recitals are revealing in that respect.
For the first time an International Investment Agreement(IIA)is about to include an express reference to third party funding.
In this connection, the EU made express reference to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights to which Zimbabwe, too, was a signatory.
We all talk about achieving the Millennium Development Goals, butnowhere is there any express reference to the problem of migration.
The UN summit's final declaration makes express reference to fair globalisation and decent work on the basis of fundamental social rights.
The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU enshrines the ne bis in idem principle without making any express reference to such a condition.
In that judgment the Court makes express reference to the judgment in Clinique.
An express reference to radioactive substances would also mean complicating the legal situation because of the link to the Euratom Treaty and consequently delaying adoption of the decision.
The Annual Reports for 1987 and1988 no longer make express reference to import gains as the source of Che tariff equalization reserve.
With a view to ensuring efficient supervision and simplifying administration without weakening Commission monitoring,aid schemes should contain an express reference to this Regulation.
I must also highlight, and welcome, the fact that,for the first time, express reference is made to national parliaments as aid recipients.
The scheme contains an express reference to this Regulation, by citing its title and publication reference in the Official Journal of the European Communities.
In the case of express roads the application of the Agreement follows from an express reference in point 7(b) of Annex I to the EIA Directive.
The scheme contains an express reference to this Regulation, citing its title and publication reference in the Official Journal of the European Union.
The proposed amendment introduces in Article 44( 2) of Directive 2006/48/ EC an express reference to Articles 20 and 21 of the proposed EBA regulation.
The Committee suggested that express reference be made to the settingup by the Commission of a body representing the entities responsible for high-pressure grids, which would assist it in implementing the Directive.
The recent review of the Staff Regulations which entered into force on 1 January 2014 introduced an express reference to flexible working arrangements.
This also becomes particularly important with the express reference in the preamble to the principle of a fair hearing by an impartial tribunal established by law.
Indeed, dealing with Lefebvre, Benedict XVI said that some teachings of the Council are questionable,making express reference only to those precisely pastoral.
Even though the amended directive does not make express reference to that definition, the agreement may be a useful tool for understanding the similar concept in Annex I to the directive.
Another significant issue is the enforcement of Investment Court System decisions,which CETA attempts to sidestep by an express reference to enforcement under the 1958 NY Convention.
This document must, in our view,make express reference to actions to counter violence against women, to women's rights and also to the CEDAW.
One of those studies was produced by Enyinna Nwauche, whose'Open access andthe public interest in copyright' makes express reference to the issue of free use in regard to the Mozambican Copyright Law.
The explanations relating to the Charter make express reference, as regards the ne bis in idem principle, to the CISA, with the result that the latter lawfully limits the ne bis in idem principle enshrined in the Charter.
In all events,in order for the instrument for stability to constitute a clear basis for the financing of actions of this type outside the European Union, express reference needs to be made in them to civil protection.
In this regard I am very pleased to see the express reference in Article K.1 of the draft Treaty to common action between Member States to combat trafficking in persons and offences against children.