Examples of using General reference in English and their translations into Hungarian
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General references and other useful links.
YRE Children's/ Teenage reference: Encyclopaedias, general reference.
General references and other useful links.
Since its launch in 2001, Wikipedia has become the most popular general reference site on the internet.
General references to the relevant EU rules on data protection.
Chinese people use the character 羊,“yang,” as a general reference to the goat, sheep, ram or lamb.
The more general reference to the Lisbon strategy is considered to have more currency than references to the Kok High-Level Group.
The Latvian Convergence Programme andthe National Reform Programme include a general reference to the Euro Plus Pact.
A general reference to the relevant obligations concerning transport and waste management has instead been included in the fourth recital of the Directive.
S Code of Conduct is the corporate policy and general reference document on ethical issues and appropriate business practices.
General references For area, depth and volume data: AR Bos, CK Kapasa and PAM van Zwieten:"Update on the bathymetry of Lake Mweru(Zambia), with notes on water level fluctuations".
The latter are right when they say that such general references to supersensible beings are not an aid to the understanding of the facts.
General references of that kind do not meet the requirements of the first paragraph of Article 21 of the Statute of the Court of Justice or of Article 44(1)(c) of the Rules of Procedure of the Court of First Instance.
The Republic of Austria considers that, in its notification relating to Regulation No 1408/71,it made a very general reference to the FLAG, from which the reduced transport fares in question are derived.
As already pointed out at paragraph 88 above, the general reference to other documents, even if they are annexed to the application for interim relief, cannot make up for the absence of the essential elements in that application.
The websites of the various Community institutions and sources outside the institutions cited at the end of eachsection of the general Report, together with the relevant web address, under the heading‘general references and other useful links';
I believe that it is vital for the European Union to equip itself with a general reference framework designed to protect citizens in a sector which has grown significantly in recent years.
If one's goal is to address safety issues while still wishing to promote cycling, these results indicate a good reason for focusing on the cyclist as an individual andleaving out general references to the risks of cycling.
Since March 2010,a benchmark of ten weeks has been applied to provide a general reference for the Commission assessment of Member States' responses on the same basis as for Member States.
It is necessary to point out in this regard that Part VII(2) of the Practice Directions, which requires that‘the pleas of fact and law on which the main action is based(establishing a prima facie case on the merits in that action)' be stated‘with the utmost concision', cannot, without circumventing that rule,be construed as permitting the general reference to an annexed document setting out the details of the argument.
A benchmark of ten weeks is therefore recognised as providing a general reference for the Commission services' assessment of Member States' responses on the same basis as described above for Member States.
By its third and fourth questions, which it is appropriate to consider together, the referring court asks, in essence, whether Article 10(2)(h) of Directive 2008/48 must be interpreted as meaning that it is necessary for a credit agreement to indicate each payment to bemade by the consumer by reference to a specific date, or whether a general reference in the agreement enabling the consumer to identify the payment dates is sufficient.
For criteria relating to the personal situation of economic operators, a general reference in the contract notice to the situations set out in this Directive may suffice.
There is furthermore a general reference to‘data protection requirements' in recital 36, to‘protection of personal data' in Article 57(2)(f) and to‘Union rules on the protection of personal data' in Article 102(1).
(3) The heading and wording of Section 2 should therefore be based not on an exhaustive list of those countries andterritories, but on a general reference to"beneficiary countries or territories", since the latter are duly listed in the Council regulations granting the preferences.
Contrary to the Commission's view, moreover, the general reference to all specifications on which an eco-label is based is normally entirely compatible with the principle of transparency, which is one of the fundamental principles of European public procurement law.
Whilst the body of the application may be supported and supplemented on specific points byreferences to extracts from documents annexed thereto, a general reference to other documents, even those annexed to the application, cannot make up for the absence of the essential arguments in law which, in accordance with the abovementioned provision, must appear in the application(order of 27 March 2009 in Case T‑184/04 Alves dos Santos v Commission, not published in the ECR, paragraph 19).
As far as Regulation(EC) No 648/2004 makes general references to Directives 67/548/EEC and 1999/45/EC, which will be repealed by the Regulation on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures, it needs to be updated so as to refer to that Regulation.
However, the police's prohibiting orders only stated general references and uncertain assumptions, which according to the Court do not prove that traffic would be incapacitated at either the Parliament or the Buda Castle.
If a waste is identified as hazardous by a specific or general reference to dangerous substances, the waste is hazardous only if the concentrations of those substances are such(i.e. percentage by weight) that the waste presents one or more of the properties listed in Annex III to Council Directive 91/689/EEC.