Examples of using Reference may in English and their translations into Russian
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The reference may include all the data liable to registration.
The compiler can warn coder that the reference may be empty.
Reference may also be made to article 9 of the Constitution, which reads.
For the principal demographic, economic and social indicators and the general andpolitical description of the Aruban constitutional system, reference may be made to the Aruban core document.
Reference may here be made to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights(1966), article 14 1.
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It would be very useful to explain themotivation behind this provision, particularly since the reference may otherwise be read as relating to international obligations of sovereign debtors thereby leading to a misunderstanding that the Guide also provides guidance for sovereign insolvency issues.
Reference may also be made to the Employment and Industrial Relations Act which protects rights of workers, rights of trade unions and employers associations, collective bargaining and safeguards acceptable conditions of work.
For the rest, reference may be made to the Netherlands government's comments on this article in the second report.
Reference may also be made to the Gulf of Maine case, which concerned the question of whether letters from junior Canadian civil servants and the prolonged failure of the United States of America to reply to them sufficed to conclude that the United States had given its tacit consent to the Canadian proposals for delimitation of maritime boundaries.
However, in general discrete reference may go and uneven, but it complicates the mathematical analysis of the device, so do not usually applied in practice.
Moreover, reference may be made to Aruba's comments in the combined eighth, ninth and tenth periodic report on that Convention.
Such reference may be overly general and insufficient to address properly the relevance of the hazards of industrial accidents.
Even if this reference may appear vague, it is hardly dispensable when considering functions and instruments of international organizations.
Such reference may also be comprised in a later treaty which contains an agreement regarding the meaning of a previous treaty between the same parties.
As regards housing, reference may be made to a series of legislative measures creating conditions for a more effective response to gypsy citizens' housing needs.
In that context, reference may be made to the above-mentioned initiative by the Parliament of the Republic of Montenegro, on 8 October 1991, which contained a proposal to negotiate a delimitation with the Republic of Croatia on land and at sea in the region of Prevlaka.
Reference might also be made to article 10 of the Constitution.
If these files have been moved or deleted, these references may be invalid.
Subsequently adopted international standards andnorms as well as other references may provide guidance on additional areas which should be protected from discrimination CoESCRb, RPJDL, PPPDI, PBPA*, PCLA*, YP.
Such a reference might prevent the article's silence on that question from being interpreted in the opposite sense.
It was agreed that the issue of incorporation by reference might need to be further considered in the context of future work see para. 117 below.
Mr. TANG Chengyuan said that, although the Roma had been cited merely as an example, such a reference might be inappropriate.
If there were signs that the State was promoting an aggressive policy towards neighbouring States, the reference might be appropriate, but in any case he did not believe it was within the Committee's competence.
In support, it was stated that such a reference might introduce uncertainty in a number of financial transactions by requiring the assignee to investigate whether the original contract might be vitiated by fraud on the part of the assignor.
One view referred to practical experience with such hearings and suggested that the reference might be retained as reflecting that practical experience, albeit that it was not widespread.
With regard to subparagraph(a),the Working Group decided to delete the reference to the sanctions that might result from the failure by the foreign creditor to observe the filing requirements, since that reference might create uncertainties as to the level and type of information required.
It was agreed that the issue of incorporation by reference might need to be considered in the context of future work on negotiability and transferability of rights in goods A/CN.9/407, para. 103.
However, it was generally felt that any attempt to establish a positive rule on issues of incorporation by reference might result in interfering with existing rules by which domestic legislation dealt with the issue of incorporation by reference. .
It was stated that such a reference might inadvertently give the impression that the security right in an encumbered asset did not automatically continue in its proceeds, which would run counter to recommendation 19.
Although those references may have lost some relevance since the inclusion in the OECD commentary to article 1 of more general and far-reaching statements on treaty abuse, the subcommittee suggests retaining those references and even extending them in those cases where abuse threatens, if only to help negotiators and tax authorities to be aware of that danger.