Examples of using Convention in English and their translations into German
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Basel Convention.
Convention and banqueting facilities.
The Basel Convention.
Convention and exhibition days end atthemoxy.
Stockholm Convention.
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Convention on Longrange Transboundary Air Pollution.
You're going to the convention.
The Chemical Weapons Convention(CWC) entered into force in April 1997.
I have got to go to Boston for the convention.
Now some pictures of the Convention and of the city guide.
Outline of the rules of the Rome Convention.
And I have a retreat or a convention of 4 to 5 days every week.
Here you find a short report with some pictures of the convention.
Convention on the Transboundary Effects of Industrial Accidents.
Nuclear Safety Convention.
Convention on the Protection of the Community's Financial Interests.
Extensive spaces for groups, convention and events.
A convention of the minority is only a caucus on a national scale.
MUTUAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE IN CRIMINAL MATTERS- Draft Convention 14.
The Convention was originally drawn up and signed by Rhine riparian states.
An invisible force has kidnapped your druid! during our convention!
It should be noted that neither Convention limits liability of air carriers.
Key topics and speaker highlights of ITB Berlin Convention 2018.
By intensifying or exaggerating convention, they challenge our belief in the visible.
On the other hand,it had no jurisdiction pursuant to the Brussels Convention.
Hence, to obtain a reliable answer here, each Convention must be verified separately.
The Convention makes clear that operational discharges complying with MARPOL restrictions are permissible.
Hotel Mediterraneo is an ideal setting for a convention or meeting.
European Convention for the Protection of Vertebrate Animals used for Experimental and other Scientific Purposes.
The passing of all parameters follows the GEMDOS convention, i.e. on the stack.