Examples of using Reference in article in English and their translations into Danish
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Some others apparently would prefer a reference in Article 8.
We will also include a reference in Article 9 of the directive in order to make the new recital operational.
Many Convention members favoured making such a reference in Article 2.
The reference in Article 107 to the tasks and duties of the ESCB implies that the independence requirement refers to all ESCB-related tasks.
The answer is yes, butas I said we favour an inclusion of a reference in Article 3.
The bank's objectives are derived from a general reference in Article 2 of the law pursuant to which the bank shall form an integral part of the ESCB.
Most of the delegations are apparently prepared to follow the Commission in including a reference in Article 3.
Lastly, the reference in Article 8a to Articles 28 and 70 confirms that there is also an external dimension to the single market, particularly in the customs field.
As Mrs Lucas also said, the Kyoto Protocol does not extend to limiting emissions of carbon dioxide by aircraft, although there is,of course, a reference in Article 2, paragraph 2.
The reference in Article 2(j) of Regulation(EEC) No 259/93 to Article 6 of Directive 76/403/EEC shall be construed as a reference to Article 8 of this Directive.
Regulation(EC) No 2125/95 should accordingly be amended to strike out any reference to Poland, except the reference in Article 5 relating to licence applications by traditional importers, in order to adapt it to those new provisions.
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.
The reference in Article 17 of Directive 83/349/EEC to Article 15(3) of Directive 78/660/EEC shall apply to the assets deemed to be fixed assets pursuant to Article 35 of this Directive.
However, in the context of the« procedures to be defined by the European Central Bank»to which the proposed Regulation will include a reference in Article 6( 1) of amended Regulation( EC) No 1338/2001, as noted above, the ECB is best placed to decide upon the implementation of its procedures in relation to euro banknotes.
The reference in Article 6 of the third Protocol to the Act of Accession of 22 January 1972, on the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, to'any citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies' is to be understood as referring to'any British citizen.
Directive 83/206/EEC amended the requirements for noise certification by making reference in Article 1 to Volume I(Aircraft Noise) of Annex 16 to the convention on international civil aviation, as applicable from 26 November 1981, in accordance with Amendment 5, and to the requirements in Part II, Chapters 2, 3, 5 or 6 of Volume 1 of Annex 16/5.
The direct reference in Article 6 of Regulation( EC) No 1338/2001 to the« procedures defined by the ECB» with respect to the obligation for the addressees of Article 6( 1), referred to as« cash handlers» in Decision ECB/ 2010/14, to ensure that euro banknotes« which they have received and which they intend to put back into circulation are checked for authenticity and that counterfeits are detected»;
Furthermore, the ECB notes that the reference in Article 9( 1) to the exchange of supervisory information with central banks may serve as an acknowledgement of the contribution by central banks to the prudential supervisory framework for financial conglomerates.
The reference in Article 1( 9) of Directive 85/611/ EEC to money market instruments as instruments normally dealt in on the money market shall be understood as a reference to financial instruments which, without prejudice to any additional delay for settlement as provided for in the issue or the issuance programme, fulfil one of the following criteria:( i) they have a maturity at issuance of up to and including one year 397 days;( ii) they have a residual maturity of up to and including one year 397 days;
I voted against the motion for a resolution because the reference in Article 1 to 're-certified aircraft with low by-pass ratios' would effectively put an end to a project to re-engine aircraft in an unemployment blackspot of West Wales which could potentially create 400 jobs.
The special reference in Article 1 to'commercial matters' also took account of the fact that in France and a number of other States commercial disputes were dealt with by special commercial courts which were completely separate from the ordinary courts and were under the direction of lay judges.
The nature of the products on the 1958 list and the explicit reference in Article 296 EC to‘specifically military purposes' confirms that only the trade in equipment which is designed, developed and produced for specifically military purposes can be exempted from Community rules on competition on the basis of Article 296(1)(b) EC.
The ECB also understands that the reference in Article 130( 1) to the authorities mentioned in Article 50( 3) is intended to ensure that members of the governments of Member States responsible for financial services are alerted of the existence of an emergency situation as soon as possible.
Justification--- See paragraphs 2.6 of the opinion Amendment 4 Article 3( 2) The reference in Article 1( 9) of Directive 85/611/ EEC to money market instruments as instruments normally dealt in on the money market shall be understood as a reference to financial instruments which fulfil one of the following criteria:( i) they have a maturity at issuance of up to and including 397 days;( ii) they have a residual maturity of up to and including 397 days;
References in Articles 10.3 and 30.2 of the Statute to‘subscribed capital of the ECB'shall not include capital subscribed by the Bank of England.
References in Article 44 to the tasks of the ECB and the EMI shall include those tasks that still need to be performed in the third stage owing to any decision of the United Kingdom not to move to that stage.
References in Article 43 to the tasks of the ECB and the EMI shall include those tasks that still need to be performed in the third stage owing to any decision of the United Kingdom not to adopt the euro.
The references in Article 49.2 to the« number of shares subscribed by the central bank concerned» and the« number of shares already paid up by the other central banks» shall refer to the weightings of each of the Central Bank of Cyprus and the Central Bank of Malta, and the NCBs of the existing participating Member States, respectively, in the ECB 's capital key, pursuant to Decision ECB/ 2006/21.