Examples of using Multiple references in English and their translations into Russian
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We found multiple references to solar flares in 2014.
There was no noticeable change in the percentage of reports with multiple references to gender equality.
Big Smoke makes multiple references to his desire to be remembered after his death.
It is positive that chapter“Politics, Ethnos,Religion” is stated in balanced manner, with multiple references to local and international experts.
Multiple references can be used, if separated with a double slash,'//.
Using value="" you can have multiple references to the same footnote in the text body.
In the first six months of 2004, a trend of improved reporting was noted,with 23.5 per cent of reports having multiple references to gender issues.
You have made multiple references to February 21, 2014, the date the Agreement was signed.
You can more easily perform file operations on parent and child references, multiple references, or references that are spread across vaults.
To remove multiple references to“the scope of the Convention” in order to keep the text short and concise.
The outcome document of the Forum, presented to the Secretary-General during the Conference,contained multiple references to gender equality issues and to the key role of women in sustainable development.
We only know that multiple references to a term plays an important role in the remarkable process of learning terms.
The Istanbul Declaration andthe Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the Decade 2011-2020 contain multiple references to gender equality and the empowerment of women.
The 2030 Agenda itself makes multiple references to engagement with civil society in the implementation process.
Social breakdown due to conflicts or disasters further increase the risk ofrape in conflict and post-conflict situations WHO/LSHTM 2010 with multiple references.
We have multiple references in the Bible that whoever came close to the Ark of the Covenant and didn't know how to operate it was smitten to death.
The non-legally binding instrument on all types of forests has multiple references calling for participation of stakeholders in implementing sustainable forest management.
Carson wrote of the content as"a gold mine of information" andsays,"I feel guilty about the mass of your material I have here" and makes multiple references to Pfeiffer and to his correspondence.
As regards the multiple references to the"subject matter" of the treaty(in draft articles 4 and 5), he maintained the view that one reference was sufficient.
The first stage is similar to the first stage of the previous array(Fig.5);the only exception consists in the fact that in this profile there no multiple references in succession to a single element before this element is no more used.
It is suggested to replace the multiple references to Regulation No. 121 by a more general one, similar to the existing reference to Regulation No. 10, for example by introducing in both braking regulations a new paragraph 5.1.0. to read.
The declaration adopted at the sixty-fourth annual Conference of the Department of Public Information for Non-Governmental Organizations(A/66/750, annex)contains multiple references to the role of volunteerism in achieving sustainable societies.
Although at the international level there has been discussion about prevention, with multiple references to it in different human rights instruments, there is no one clear picture of what that means and how to apply it in a domestic or national context.
For each of the indicators, the guidelines and additional indicators adopted thereafter provide a general description, information about policy relevance, methodology anddata sources and multiple references at the international level.
The Political Declaration andMadrid International Plan of Action on Ageing, 2002, made multiple references to how volunteering was empowering older persons and contributing to their personal well-being.
The judgment of the RA Constitutional Court of March 8, 2008, the extraordinary report of the RA Human Rights Defender, published on April 25, 2008, the numerous media reports andstatements of public organizations listed multiple references to such violations, yet they all remain without consequences.
Moreover, it was pointed out that by avoiding multiple references to the notions of"public policy" and"mandatory rules" in the draft Convention, draft articles 32 and 33 were useful in limiting the risk that such notions might receive different interpretations in the context of different articles of the draft Convention.
An analysis of 313 reports of the Secretary-General to the Security Council dating from January 2004 to July 2008, including 286 country-specific and 27 thematic reports, revealed that 61 per cent of reports made no mention or one mention of gender equality; 23 per cent contained minimal gender references; andonly 16 per cent made multiple references to gender equality.
An analysis of gender perspectives in reports of the Secretary-General to the Security Council for the period from July 2004 to July 2005, carried out by the Office of the Special Adviser on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women,revealed that 47.1 per cent of the reports made multiple references to gender concerns and 21.9 per cent made minimal reference, while 31 per cent of the reports made no or only one mention of women or gender issues.
Although it was already present in the Stockholm Declaration- and particularly well addressed as a sustainable development issue in the report of the United Nations Conference on Environment andDevelopment- it is important to note the significance of health being part of the first principle of the 1992 Rio Declaration and the multiple references to the protection and promotion of health in Agenda 21, particularly in chapter 6, which deals exclusively with human health.