Examples of using To a reference in English and their translations into Arabic
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Maybe we can match it to a reference sample.
We look forward to a reference to the review mechanism for the post-2015 development agenda in your synthesis report.
In each chosen sample compared to a reference sample.
Mr. Thelin said that he was strongly opposed to a reference to page limits, since it would be at odds with the solemn content of the concluding observations.
This means that speeds onlyhave meaning when they are referred to a reference frame.
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The first remark was with regard to a reference to a General Assembly resolution.
In general, testing involves sending samples of blood, stool and urine to a reference laboratory.
That midpoint, in turn, is related to a reference point(generally a relevant labour market reference point).
However, if neither of these organisms is isolated,it is necessary to send stool specimens to a reference laboratory.
Mr. AGARWAL(India) said that he would be opposed to a reference to termination of recognition in article 19.
The Committee has noted that many of them completely ignore article 1,provide inadequate information in regard to it or confine themselves to a reference to election laws.
In that context, our attention is drawn to a reference in the report of the Secretary-General about constitutional rule in Nepal.
States should provide arrangements for dealing with valid claims andconsideration should be given to a reference to this effect in article 27.
Positive financial incentives would be given relative to a reference emission rate(calculated based on a pre-defined reference deforestation rate and an agreed carbon content).
Gov and most Windows software has a built in utility, Windows Time(win32. exe)to synchronise the system clock to a reference clock over the Internet.
In 1994, in response to a reference from the Attorney-General, the Australian Law Reform Commission produced a report on discrimination against women in the legal system, entitled Equality Before the Law: Justice for Women.
Some delegations in the Sixth Committee were also opposed to a reference to" compensation" in subparagraph 3.
One member noted in the Commission that it would be problematic to refer to full powers in connection with unilateralacts which evidently did not lend themselves to a reference to full powers.
Mr. Barsy(Sudan) said that his delegation could not agree to a reference to article 14 in draft article 3.
It was decided to limit the text to a reference to" disparities leading to power imbalances, as well as cultural differences among the parties", with the understanding that disparities could include, inter alia, age, intellectual capacity, gender or racial, ethnic or cultural factors, any of which might place one of the parties at an undue disadvantage during restorative processes undertaken in the context of a particular cultural or procedural situation.
For this reason the neutral expression" vulnerable" was preferred to a reference either to" groups" or to" persons".
It was said that referring to the"public policy of that State" was preferable to a reference to" public policy recognised by the court", as this latter wording might be understood as conferring excessive powers upon the court.
One representative pointed out, and the meeting agreed, that the reference to ozone layerrecovery by 2050 should be linked to a reference to full compliance with the Montreal Protocol.
Consider the possibility of including offences relating to corruption in the private sector as predicate offences for the laundering of illicit proceeds,or move from a list approach to a reference to all offences(art. 23, paras. 2(a) and(b)).
With regard to the new wording just proposed by the Italian delegation,he would be opposed to a reference to terminating“the recognition itself”. A court could hardly decide to revoke a recognition that it had granted.
In 1985 Mr. Robinson, at the request of the United Nations Centre on Transnational Corporations(the Centre),prepared a paper on the position of developing countries in relation to a reference to international law in the Draft Code of Conduct for Transnational Corporations.
The little information known about King Mastanesosus comes from coins bearing the inscription"Bocchus II son of Sosus"[2],in addition to a reference by Cicero in his book In Vatinum, where he detailed an itinerary by Publius Vatinius through North Africa. Vatinius had allegedly met King Mastanesosus in person in 62 BC.[2][3][4].
Emphasizes that the Secretary-General should strictly ensure that in future, when the reports of the Office of Internal Oversight Services are transmitted, a reference to General Assembly resolution 54/244 of 23 December1999 is included in addition to a reference to Assembly resolution 48/218 B of 29 July 1994, and issue a corrigendum to the current report;13.
Conveying his government ' s desire for UNHCR to continue promoting the self-sufficiency of urban refugees in India,one delegation drew attention to a reference in the 1999 Global Report which stated that such efforts were being hindered by administrative problems.