Examples of using Specific reference in English and their translations into Hungarian
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No specific reference.
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This, he says, was the only specific reference he made to a specific economic theory.
In the field of human action,we can make explanations only with specific reference to individual cases.
However, it makes no specific reference to address the challenges faced by female entrepreneurs.
For prizes: the type of participants targeted by the contest,the global budgetary envelope reserved for the contest and specific reference to prizes with a unit value of EUR 1 000 000 or more;
The specific reference in the sections below is given to the OECD Test Guideline and to the EU Test Methods, when these are available.
Secondly, the referring court makes no specific reference to the provisions of Directive 2005/29.
The first specific reference to Roma integration appeared in 2010, when the eligibility conditions in the ERDF regulation governing housing measures were amended25.
I also particularly welcome the fact that specific reference has been made to measures at the source.
A specific reference to the fact that the patient has been informed and understands the risks of serious autoimmune disorders, infections and malignancies, and the measures to minimize them.
(c) either the statement'for foodstuffs' or a more specific reference to the foodstuff for which the flavouring is intended;
These Domain Registration Rules and Procedures have been issued as part of the contractual system created in the subject matter hereof andthey shall be adhered to without any specific reference made thereto in the use of the system.
It is also regrettable that there is practically no specific reference to coastal areas in the various operational programmes for 2007-2013.
The Commission guidelines do not concern the co-legislators and the“Joint Practical Guide”22 on draftingEU legislation does not make any specific reference to the drafting of monitoring or review clauses.
The Commission will include specific reference to unaccompanied minors in the Immigration Portal, in order to improve information to potential migrants.
Specifically, the Commission should, taking into account the assurance requirements set out in Annex II.1, clarify the Certification BodiesŐ role andinclude in its guidance for the Certification Bodies specific reference to the audit of SCOs and related internal control systems.
Although there was no specific reference to terrorist financing, the Member States agreed that the concept of serious offences should cover all offences relating to the financing of terrorism.
Concerning the Irish PA,while the main results sought do not include a specific reference to the EU2020 targets, the PA makes frequent reference to IE's targets, including in the introduction on page 10.
Specific reference is also made to Council Decision 2005/387/JHA and the Centre's role in the preparation of EU action on information exchange, risk assessment and control of new psychoactive substances.
The Acts of Accession in 2004(10 Member States)and 2007(two Member States) make no specific reference to the 12 nautical miles regime, and no amendments were proposed or made to Annex I of Council Regulation(EC) No 2371/2002.
There is no specific reference point for ethics in ICT for ageing, for example, in safeguarding human dignity and autonomy where solutions require a degree of monitoring and intervention.
This provision can be transposed without a specific reference to the Charter of the International Military Tribunal, as long as it is evident that it refers to specific historical crimes committed by the European Axis countries.
Specific reference should be made to the EU Plan of Action on Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment in Development 2010-2015, which calls for, inter alia, precise indicators for women's participation in national institutions.
Secondly, amendments that delete or water down a very precise and specific reference in the report- that controversial political speech should not be criminalised- are amendments that I oppose, and I am glad to hear that many others in this room do as well.
There is no specific reference to the senseless composition of a Council in which there sit too many members who are scarcely qualified to lecture on human rights, and who evidently have even fewer credentials to be able to judge or to try anyone.
The EESC would like to see a specific reference to the possibility of the parties concerned being represented by lawyers or by third parties, specifically associations representing the interests of consumers in their online complaints.
Despite the fact that the specific reference to online gambling(as is said in the law in 1946 personal sites online gambling in Brazil, the online betting on sports and on online bingo), nevertheless such entertainment on the Internet in Brazil is prohibited.
I fully agree with the specific reference to the Roma population as the largest socially marginalised group and, at the same time, I endorse the view that interventions targeting the Roma should not exclude other people who find themselves in similar social and economic circumstances.
This certificate contains a specific reference to the national rule or national rules whose conformity has been considered by the body designated as part of the verification process, including rules related to the elements covered by a derogation from a TSI, whether it's a redesign or a renewal.