Examples of using Set out in title in English and their translations into French
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The selection procedure is set out in Title II.
This procedure is set out in title 6 of the CAEMC regulations on international cooperation.
The final provisions are set out in Title VII.
They are set out in Title II, Chapter II, which is devoted entirely to fundamental rights and freedoms arts. 22-48.
The procedure for applying these provisions is set out in Title III.
(a) the types of behaviour set out in Title I B are classified as criminal offences;
Specific provisions concerning reshipment of such waste are set out in Title IV.
Article 9(1) of the VAT Directive, set out in Title III thereof, entitled‘Taxable persons', provides as follows.
This amendment is linked to the other amendments tabled to the articles set out in Title II.
For applications under the scheme set out in Title III, the specification.
This amendment is linked to the other amendments tabled to the articles set out in Title II.
(c) for the purposes set out in Title III, Chapter 1, a special financing facility up to 280 million EUA;
The powers, privileges, andcomposition of the Executive are set out in Title 3 of the Constitution.
The sanctions incurred are set out in Title IV, which provides, inter alia, the refusal of the State Department to give US entrance visas to these individuals and their families.
Legal means of protection against discrimination are set out in Title II, Section 10 of this Act.
The conditions set out in Title II relative to the acquisition of originating status must be fulfilled without interruption in the Community or in Tunisia without prejudice to the provisions of Articles 4 and 5.
The acquisition of originating status in accordance with the conditions set out in Title II shall.
The list of rights recognized to foreigners in Spain, as set out in title I of the Aliens Act, is wide-ranging both in scope and content, as recalled in title I of the Spanish Constitution.
In the Constitution of the Republic, a copy of which is attached to this report, the economic order is set out in Title V, in articles 101 to 120.
With regard to the provision of redress to torture victims,the rules set out in title 3, chapter VI, of book 1 shall be observed and the payment referred to in article 48 of this Code shall be effected in a single instalment.