Examples of using Direct reference in English and their translations into Russian
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Long term tariff guarantees- direct reference in Federal legislation needed;
The second one is especially interesting because it makes a direct reference to death.
Some preferred a direct reference to the Declaration on the Right of Peoples to Peace.
The Charter of the United Nations contains no direct reference to democracy.
A direct reference to such actions is also set out in article 23(3) of the Agreement.
The WCPFC Convention contains a direct reference to annex I to the Agreement.
In direct reference to intervention by States in the internal affairs of other States, the General Assembly has emphasized that.
The song was slightly re-written,most notably changing"We" to"You" which is a direct reference to Schumacher.
Delegations rejected having a direct reference to article 4 of the Convention in this section.
However, the district election commission refused to register him as a candidate even after direct reference of the Central Election Commission.
Article 33 makes direct reference to disputes which constitute the subject matter of mediation.
In judicial practice the application of international law occurs without direct reference in the court decision to a specific legal act.
The MoU includes a direct reference to the improvement of transit and crossborder problems.
It was agreed that there would be a reformulation of the provision,including a direct reference to Annex VI, article 5, of the Convention.
That's why there is also no direct reference to sodium chloride in the current UNECE Standard for Dried Apricots.
However, expedite the elimination of discrimination if domestic law made direct reference to rights protected under the Convention.
This should include direct reference to businesses or property owned or controlled by designated individuals and entities.
The norms of international law are applied in judicial practice without direct reference in court decisions to a specific international legal instrument.
An early direct reference to the provisional entry into force of a treaty was made by J. P. A. François, in 1951, when he called on the Commission.
That reference could subsequently be replaced by a direct reference to the directive amending Directive 78/548/EEC.
The terms in this enumeration do not all enjoy equal status;the term"national origin" is used to avoid any direct reference to nationality.
However, the Strategies make no direct reference to the importance of women's participation in economic decision-making.
Shikoku Tanuki Train Line railway station in Japan uses the slogan"Our trains aren't made of mud", a direct reference to the"Kachi-Kachi Yama" tale.
Ua site is permitted provided a direct reference(or a hyperlink) to the original material on travel. tickets. ua is made.
Courts would then be empowered to adjudicate violations of the core content of the right to food by direct reference to obligations under the Covenant.
In response to the suggestion that a more direct reference was needed to specific criteria of compatibility, he maintained that those criteria were already covered.
Mr. HOLTZMANN(United States of America)said that perhaps paragraph 43 could be broadened to include a more direct reference to a document-numbering system.
There was also agreement that the preamble should make direct reference to the Convention on the Rights of the Child rather than to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
An amendment of the Act on Pensions Savings is in preparation which it is proposed should include a direct reference to the Anti-discrimination Act.
The direct reference to the Commission for Social Development contained in section D of chapter V,"The role of the United Nations system", has been quoted in paragraph 3 above.