Examples of using An explicit reference in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Lastly, an explicit reference to the key concept in this area- prevention.
Libya categorically refuses to make an explicit reference to the Rome Statute.
To add an explicit reference to the responsibilities of the ESCB in Article III-90.
The recitals of the Council Regulation would make an explicit reference to the Resolution.
In the Preamble, an explicit reference to the Millennium Development Goals needs to be included.
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We do not think, as the House knows, that it is necessary to make an explicit reference to this in the regulation.
An explicit reference to the application of ICAT rules should be included in the text of the next protocol.
Only those equations to which an explicit reference is made in the document are numbered.
An explicit reference to the possibility for the CSCE to make collective referrals to the UN Security Council.
I would therefore ask you, Mr Prodi, to make an explicit reference to this problem in your reply today.
An explicit reference to core labour standards could allow action where a WTO member state is found to be in breach of ILO standards.
The draft Regulation does not contain an explicit reference date from which the proposed rules are to be applied.
By ensuring for instance a coverage of the gambling sector(the former directive covered only casinos)and by including an explicit reference to tax crimes.
Article 3( new)introduces an explicit reference to the Bank s integration in the ESCB.
Moreover, in many indicative programmes signed betweenthe EC Commission and the beneficiary states, an explicit reference is made to environmental components.
In paragraph 11 there is again an explicit reference to Poland, and for this reason too I opposed the motion.
His name is clearly a patronymic,since it is formulated with an explicit reference to his father's name.
According to the proposed amendment, an explicit reference to the principle of subsidiarity should be inserted within the recitals.
This is why it would be neither useful nor responsible to delay its adoption, and hence the funding of these projects,in the vain hope of introducing an explicit reference to political groups.
For the IPPC Directive, this would include,inter alia, an explicit reference to priority substances in the permitting procedures.
Making an explicit reference to the« National Oath»(Misak-ı Millî)[4], which was adopted by the Ottoman Parliament on 12 February 1920, he justified his irredentism.
In the instructions for authors of four 80% of the participating journals,there is an explicit reference to the ethics principles concerning studies involving animals.
We can observe that, although in all cases there is mention of psychopathological changes, sometimes subtle,in no other situation there was an explicit reference to madness.
This amendment adds to Recital 11 an explicit reference to the Institute's cooperation with national and Community statistical bodies.
I should also have wished the text to affirm that this federation was to be extensively decentralized and, of course,to contain an explicit reference to the principle of subsidiarity.
I was also surprised to see Mr Prodi making an explicit reference to Christian values as a form of heritage that should be defended in Europe.
However, as the responsibilities of the ESCB are not referred to in the body of Article III-90,it is advisable for reasons of legal clarity to add such an explicit reference.
In practice central banks represent a very low risk of money laundering and an explicit reference to central banks would increase legal clarity.
BIT's usually include an explicit reference to interest in their provisions on the amount of compensation in case of expropriation and in their provisions on dispute settlement.
Well, I believe a reference to the founding values of Europe, an explicit reference to Christian values, would be a contribution to our history.