Examples of using Makes reference in English and their translations into Russian
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Always… always makes reference to it.
The CAC makes reference to the Consolidated List before any company or organization is registered.
Of the proposals submitted, one makes reference to"medium-term" targets.
It also makes reference to existing good practice examples from East and Western Europe and Central Asia.
This is relevant because the definition of H13 makes reference to disposal operations.
Draft article 16 makes reference, in addition to decisions and authorizations, also to recommendations.
Secondly, with respect to the fundamental reality,the report makes reference to uranium enrichment.
This definition makes reference to four distinct elements.
The experience of such joint action with the permanent members, to which paragraph 7 makes reference, was very useful and should be continued.
Paragraph 2.2.3.4 makes reference to a non-existent paragraph 2.2.3.3.3.
Many delegations assert that this is not the intention of the draft resolution and point out that it makes reference to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Paragraph(1) therefore makes reference to the applicable provisions of article 47.
In this regard, it is to be noted that, in the resolution, the Commission addresses not only the Government of the Sudan,but also makes reference to the armed conflict within the Sudan and all parties involved in it.
The Programme makes reference to the Action Plan for the Forest Sector in a Green Economy ECE/TIM/S/2013/3.
Nearly every country assessment mission report makes reference to lack of capacity in one or more areas.
That Declaration makes reference to the Arctic Sovereignty Declaration that Inuit leaders adopted in April 2009.
For example, this draft resolution,which is sponsored by 13 Arab States, makes reference to General Assembly resolution 181(II) of 29 November 1947.
The Convention makes reference to"installation State" which may be flag States, although not necessarily.
Banks will not examine the contents of such terms and conditions."(ICC Document 470- 37/104 dated 1992.09.17) It has to be borne in mind that in certain jurisdictions it is necessary to have evidence that the consignee is dulyaware of the full terms and conditions to which the short form makes reference.
I note that the GRs text makes reference to customary laws and protocols.
It equally makes reference to the fact that ownership, capital and labour are the main pillars of the social structure of the State and are a source of national wealth, and that they all represent individual rights of a social function regulated by the law.
The right to privacy, to which the Draft Law makes reference, does not actually cover participation in public assemblies.
He further makes reference to a ruling of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation that stated that not only should the decision on a case be just but so should the entire criminal procedure.
A letter from Pope Adrian to Charlemagne survives which makes reference to Offa, but the date is uncertain; it may be as early as 784 or as late as 791.
It further makes reference to the right to health(art. 14), the opportunity to work and the continuing access to education and training programmes art. 12.
He maintains that he has substantiated his allegations and makes reference to the decision of Samara District Court on his civil claim for moral damages.
The commentary makes reference to agreements, such as the Convention Establishing the World Intellectual Property Organization and the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights TRIPS.
We are pleased to note that the Secretary-General's report makes reference to the situation of landmine survivors in each of its country programme reviews.
The document makes reference to the Asia-Pacific Regional Action Plan to Improve Agricultural and Rural Statistics, which is the main output of the work of the Steering Group for Agricultural Statistics.
It also stresses that"banks will not examine the contents of such terms and conditions."(ICC Document 470 37/104 dated 1992.09.17) It has to be borne in mind that in certain jurisdictions it is necessary to have evidence that the consignee isduly aware of the full terms and conditions to which the short form makes reference.