Examples of using Explicitly refers in English and their translations into Dutch
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The term member in this statute explicitly refers to the active members.
Rene Daniels explicitly refers to Magritte but his paintings closely resemble those of Dufy.
Andy Goldsworthy himself reminds us of that when his composition explicitly refers to other natural phenomena.
Some of this legislation explicitly refers to geographic limitations cf. water legislation.
The most important fact is that the International Trade Union Confederation(ITUC) explicitly refers to decent work as a key objective.
From this quotation- in which Nono explicitly refers to Moses' golden calf- it is apparent that image
Article 3 of the Treaty on European Union explicitly refers to protecting child rights10.
The Treaty Revision in Nice explicitly refers to groups of Member States agreeing to common measures which would apply to that group.
What I welcome about this proposal is that the current text explicitly refers to the principle of ne bis in idem.
The Egyptian Pharaoh Merneptah explicitly refers to them by the term"the foreign-countries(or'peoples')
and the article explicitly refers to the European Monetary System EMS.
Admittedly, the draft regulation on rural development explicitly refers to Natura 2000, a fact which the EESC notes with approval.
Even Barhudàrov explicitly refers to the loss implied in the communication act in order to explain the conditions under which compensation is called for.
several Italian dialects, explicitly refers to a spherical Earth.
Parliament proposes to strengthen Article 1 so that it explicitly refers to the need to guarantee the effective functioning of the internal market.
The new Mandate explicitly refers to the possibility that, in line with the staff regulations,
which provides guidelines on the fifth framework programme, explicitly refers to the need to develop an instrument of the indicator type which enables the progress
Article 81 of the Treaty explicitly refers to measures aimed at ensuring'the mutual recognition and enforcement between Member States of judgments
a global framework to the construction of a Community framework for sustainable mobility explicitly refers to the introduction of a non-addition rule for the noisiest aeroplanes;
although its Article 10 explicitly refers to the importance of contiguity of landscape features,
The Committee of the Regions explicitly refers to the Commission's voluntary commitment to apply the strict
The 8 September Agreement with Russia on the withdrawal of Russian troops explicitly refers to the role of the OSCE
As background for this request the letter explicitly refers to the EU/SADC Berlin Conference that took place on 5
It should be noted that ICAO Doc 9082 explicitly refers to Annex 16, when stating that“any noise related
of the Waste Framework Directive, which explicitly refers to the possibility of laying down specific rules through Directives concerning the management of particular categories of waste,
The rules governing the CMOin milk explicitly refer to the following four objectives.
We explicitly refer to our Privacy Policy.
Otherwise, you must explicitly refer to another type of communication.
In this SPECIAL EUROBAROMETER"EUROPE 2000", we put a question that explicitly referred to the anniversary and asked for the"importance" of membership.
The regulations governing the funds, agreed in 1993, explicitly refer to the principle of equal opportunities between men and women.
