Examples of using Direct references in English and their translations into Russian
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There are a few direct references to the gender dimension.
According to Wolfgang Kemp"the whole work is riddled with allusions and direct references to the la Touches.
Direct references to any person are excluded at all times.
In the body of your submission, you should eliminate all direct references to your own previous work.
Actually, there are few direct references to people with mental disabilities in the Rules.
As adherence to various international conventions/ treaties among CCW States Parties vary, we suggest making use of the rationale andthe language contained therein, rather than direct references.
General Considerations Authors should provide direct references to original research sources whenever possible.
Direct references to climate change in materials at all levels of formal education;
As this is not a BBC production, direct references to Doctor Who are not legally allowed for rights reasons.
Direct references to the healing powers of aromatic substances can be found in any traditional pharmacopoeia.
However, the current text of the draft resolution includes no direct references to a human-rights-based approach.
However, direct references to Japanese foods or culture(such as onigiri) were not removed, but rewritten for context.
But Tariverdiev removes the everyday layer of the poem and the direct references to Soviet urban life, aiming instead for a poetic generalisation.
There are few direct references to Le Nôtre in the royal accounts, and Le Nôtre himself seldom wrote down his ideas or approach to gardening.
The explanatory memorandums of Council of Europe conventions that contain provisions of this nature, butalso of other conventions, provide additional information in this respect, and at times include direct references to the concept of"universal jurisdiction.
Direct references to cooperation between CPs within the Convention and related key texts are not numerous but include, for example, its preamble and Articles XV and XXIV.
In the circumstances, andgiven that the copy of Mr. Sattorov's appeal contains direct references to alleged forced confessions and torture, the Committee considers that due weight must be given to the author's allegations.
Direct references to the United Nations International Drug Control Programme(UNDCP) are limited to recommendations 8, 14 and 27, contained in paragraph 1 of the report of the Meeting.
The hotel will benefit from the outstanding quality of Sir Aston Webb's historic design, using direct references to the original architectural drawings and detailing from 1910 to restore and recreate the historic splendor of the building.
Direct references to the United Nations International Drug Control Programme(UNDCP) are limited to recommendations 1(c), 4 and 8 set forth in chapter I of the report of the Subcommission.
The European Court approaches are exploited within the constitutional practice, particularly, through adverting to the European Court interpretation of the Convention provisions, by virtue of perception the sense of rules, principles andinstitutions appearing in the European Court decisions, without direct references thereto.
Currently, there are no direct references in the COE Manual for demining and EOD equipment to comply with international mine action standards.
JS2 added that the government has refused to include references to the Treaty in new legislation, for example, the Policing Act 2008 and Climate Change Response(Emissions Trading) Amendment Act 2008; andhas given directions that there will no longer be any direct references to the Treaty or its principles in new policy, actions plans or contracts in the health and disability sector.
Beyond these direct references to communication of information and review of implementation, the Convention contains other relevant provisions pointing to materials which might be useful in such an exercise.
As the third national communicationsNC3 from most Parties were prepared prior tobefore the request by the SBSTA at its sixteenth session relating to the minimization of adverse effects of policies and measures of Annex IAnnex I Parties on other Parties, especially developing country Parties, under Article 2.3 of the Kyoto Protocol(FCCC/SBSTA/2002/6, para 66(c)),they did not include direct references to the implementation of this article.
Direct references to the Statute have been included in the Rules, where appropriate, in order to emphasize the relationship between the Rules and the Rome Statute, as provided for in article 51, in particular, paragraphs 4 and 5.
This is clearly discernible in the signs of the Soviet period that are present in numerous works andassume the form of direct references to Soviet cinema, and also the motifs of"the achievements of yesteryear"- the conquering of space, the links between life and art in the avant-garde of the Soviet period, the memory of social realist masterpieces.
A count should be made of the number of direct references by the Commission either to international treaties or, more rarely, to regional instruments such as the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child resolution 2005/43.
The Charter of the United Nations contains no direct reference to democracy.
Article 33 makes direct reference to disputes which constitute the subject matter of mediation.