Examples of using It does not refer in English and their translations into Danish
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It does not refer to any point of order.
I have voted against this report because it does not refer to all forms of terrorism.
However, it does not refer specifically to domestic violence.
In principle, the bricks do not acquire any desirable since it does not refer to the waterproof material.
But it does not refer to the point the honourable Member raised.
Apart from what you said at the end,there is a positive element in Annex IV in that it does not refer to another Intergovernmental Conference.
It does not refer to the economy and it completely ignores industry.
A simple concept that every player should know is hand. in, it does not refer to your actual hand, but what you keep in it: your cards.
In, it does not refer to your actual hand, but what you keep in it: your cards.
However, it is not enough for the Turkish criminal code to be applied;it must also be reformed, because it does not refer to honour killings.
It does not refer to the huge threat from resistant, genetically-modified plants which shrink plant biodiversity and harbour dangers to public health.
However, he considers it regrettable that the measure proposed is reserved to a limited number of products and that it does not refer to the legal basis provided by Article 299(2) of the Treaty.
It does NOT refer to any day of the week- but to that prophetic period referred to in more than 30 prophecies as“The great and terrible DAY OF THE LORD.”.
Whilst this wording undoubtedly prohibits any discrimination between producers of the same product it does not refer in such clear terms to the relationship between different industrial or trade sectors in the sphere of processed agricultural products.
It does not refer to the distribution of value or surplus value, which depends on the concrete relations of capitalist production, determined by the use values of the commodities.
Finally, the report does quote quite selectively some positive national examples of liberalisation and basic services, but it does not refer at all to the very many devastating examples which could equally well have been cited and which we ought to be mindful of as well.
It does not refer to the recognition of the Palestinian government or to the release of thousands of Lebanese and Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons.
As far as the amendment referring to the condemnation of Nazism and the dictatorships of Europe are concerned,we abstained from the vote, because it does not refer to the dictatorships of Spain, Portugal and Greece by name and is formulated such that socialist regimes could be interpreted as dictatorships.
It does not refer to former Article 130(3) regarding industrial development and the decisions on the basis of which a Eureka programme was founded for the audiovisual sector.
Whereas this Directive covers in vitro diagnostic medical devices manufactured from tissues, cells orsubstances of human origin; whereas it does not refer to the other medical devices manufactured using substances of human origin; whereas, therefore, work will have to continue in this connection in order to produce Community legislation as soon as possible;
On the other hand, whilst the new Recital 8a precisely describes the Commission's intention to introduce a new procedure in its proposal for the restructuring of the system for thetaxation of energy products, we cannot accept it as a new recital as it does not refer to any provisions in the body of the text and is not, therefore, legally justifiable.
The report makes no reference to the Europe of workers and small businesses,whose rights are obstructed every day by infuriating laws. It does not refer to the right to self-determination of the peoples of the Union, nor to the daily injustices suffered by the inhabitants of Sardinia, Corsica, Padania, Ireland, Scotland and so many other peoples whose calls for freedom are systematically ignored and dismissed as selfish.
His demonstration of continuity, which he had learnt at the Lycée Henri IV,was purely an artifice, since it did not refer sufficiently to the definition of the function.
In their letter to the Ombudsman,the complainants also argued thatthe Commission's refusal of their request did not comply with established Community caselaw since it did not refer to each specific document.
He was asked to prove the continuity of the exponential function but when he was in the middle of the proof he realised that:… his demonstration of continuity, which he had learnt at the Lycée Henri IV,was purely an artifice, since it did not refer sufficiently to the definition of the function.
Mr President, firstly, I would like to say that Mr Corbett' s intervention may have been a politically-motivated speech, but it did not refer to the Rules of Procedure either, except to answer Mr Dupuis.
It did not refer so much to the legal situation as to the criteria which the Commission is currently applying for the suspension of Cohesion Fund aid, if Member States fail to comply with the criteria for convergence.
Finally, as has been noted at paragraph 44 of this judgment, the fact that the Commission did not notifythe Member State concerned, that it did not describe the contested act as a‘decision', and that it did not refer to Article 4 of Regulation No 659/1999, has no bearing on the classification of the contested act.