Examples of using Direct reference in English and their translations into Chinese
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This quartet makes no direct reference to the war.
No direct reference to the Second Amendment or the right to bear arms.
We may not want to make any direct reference to the two agenda items.
In direct reference to intervention by States in the internal affairs of other States, the General Assembly has emphasized that:.
These two issues might require direct reference in the FCCC guidelines.
In addition, direct reference to homelessness has been made in a number of interpretative documents.
The Charter of the United Nations contains no direct reference to democracy.
There are a few direct references to the gender dimension.
No clear evidence exists that Shakespeare made any direct references to Saxo's version.
Thursday's 17-minute recording makes no direct reference to that air strike, but does mention some developments that have occurred since then.
The former FBI chief toldABC News that the title of his book was a direct reference to that meeting.
An early direct reference to the provisional entry into force of a treaty was made by J. P. A. François, in 1951, when he called on the Commission.
The report from Venezuela also makes direct reference to indigenous peoples in several contexts.
The terms in this enumeration do not all enjoy equal status;the term" national origin" is used to avoid any direct reference to nationality.
It takes direct reference from a 15th-century painting titled St Jerome In His Study by Italian artist Antonella de Messina.
In vectorized form, there's no explicit for-loop or direct reference to the individual elements:.
It was also suggested that direct reference to a specific time period might be made in article 33 without any qualification as to whether a time period was short or long.
The table on page 4 shows the decisions anddocuments of the COP that make direct reference to the issue of benchmarks and indicators.
Although the Ghana Arbitration Act made no direct reference to the Arbitration Rules, in practice, private contracts often included arbitration clauses based on those Rules.
H13 may be of particular relevance in thiscontext since it is the only characteristic that has a direct reference to waste disposal operations.
Since their approval in 2009, few local,national or international initiatives have made clear and direct reference to the implementation of the international guidelines on access to basic services for all.
The principle of impartiality is closely related to the principle of nondiscrimination discussed below, and a number of instrumentsconcerned with disaster relief define impartiality through direct reference to non-discrimination.
An amendment of the Act on Pensions Savings is inpreparation which it is proposed should include a direct reference to the Anti-discrimination Act.
In this way, a program can execute chains or groups of functional objects,while safely decoupled from having any direct reference to the enclosing host object.
To address lack of cooperation by States, the mandate holders could send joint reminders,issue press releases or made direct reference to this at Council sessions.
This issue deserves special attention in the light of annual submissions, as requested by decision 9/CP.2,and might require direct reference in the FCCC guidelines.
JS1 noted that the Papua New Guinea Vision 2050, derived from the National Strategic Plan Framework,made no direct reference to the rights of people with disabilities.
The social agenda of Malaysia' s national policies, through the nation' s New Economic Policy,make both implicit and direct reference to the creation of a" caring society".
For the first three sessions of the UPR, similar to the compilation of United Nations information,the stakeholder information for 17 States made no direct reference to human rights defenders.
The first preambular paragraph of resolution 1368(2001) reaffirms" the principles and purposes of the Charter of the United Nations" butmakes no more direct reference to human rights standards and obligations.