Examples of using Refers to the notion in English and their translations into French
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Hebrew refers to the notion of sputum.
In this instance, the term Pond_Pix refers to the notion of pixels.
Tufa'a refers to the notion of heritage.
Virtuosity: by its etymology,the word refers to the notion of"value" and"virtue..
Com refers to the notion of absolute power, setout which nothing can succeed.
Article 6 refers to the notion of"effective control.
In psychology, fear expresses the unknown and the unknown refers to the notion of danger.
As for Gong»he refers to the notion of Work.
It refers to the notion of torture as defined in article 1 of the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhumane or Degrading Treatment, and notes that this notion does not include pain or anguish that result from lawful sanctions, that are inseparable from the sanctions or have been caused by chance as a result of their application.
Belonging as opposed to isolation, which refers to the notion of common values, identity and sense of commitment;
Lander refers to the notion that his work constitutes a kind of writing in sound, primarily to differentiate the work from music.
Nonetheless, OPCV andlegal representatives also opined that, as it refers to the notions of"accused" and"trial", Regulation 50-a-ii seems to apply only at the trial stage.
Paragraph(1)(b) refers to the notion of"person who may reasonably be expected by the signatory to rely on or to provide services in support of the electronic signature.
Indeed, with respect to the earlier trade mark ANTISTAX, the prefix"ANTI" means against or opposed to, while the suffix"STAX" has no specific meaning; whereas in the application for the contested trade mark, ANGIPAX, the prefix"ANGI" relates to blood vessels orto the condition of angina and the suffix"PAX" refers to the notion of peace in Latin, leading the consumer to believe that the product is aimed at calming angina.
Article 6 refers to the notion of" effective control.
Article 6 refers to the notion of"effective control.
Innovation" refers to the notion of experience, the need to look back.