Examples of using Referred to in chapter in English and their translations into Russian
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Liquefied gas installations referred to in Chapter 14.
The Committee considered these representations following the related information meetings referred to in chapter III.B below.
Other parties to criminal proceedings may be any of the persons referred to in chapter 6 of the Code of Criminal Procedure: experts, specialists, interpreters and official witnesses.
Paragraph 1 does not affect any right that may exist to modify by agreement any rule of law referred to in chapter II.
Other persons employed by participants referred to in Chapter 1.4 must receive training too, appropriate to the responsibilities and duties of the individual.
His Government would submit in writing its views on the specific issues referred to in chapter III of the report.
Human rights is defined as"any right or freedom referred to in Chapter II of the Constitution" and thus includes freedom from discrimination on racial grounds.
Saint Kitts and Nevis is one of the small island developing States(SIDS) referred to in chapter 17 of Agenda 21.
The following is a list of the working papers referred to in chapter V submitted by the Special Committee on the Situation with regard to the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples.
It was proposed that the Guide would indicate such other possible bodies,including those referred to in chapter VIII of the draft revised Model Law.
With respect to quarantine issues referred to in chapter XII of the Programme of Action, Annex 9(Facilitation) to the Convention on International Civil Aviation 6/ contains a number of relevant provisions.
An association must have a clear ideological purpose and its registration must not be hindered by the obstacles referred to in chapter 1 of the Association Act.
The following is a list of the working papers referred to in chapter IX submitted by the Special Committee on the Situation with regard to the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples.
For ease of reference and understanding of Chapter 4.2, those paragraphs of Chapter 6.7 of the UN Model Regulations referred to in Chapter 4.2 are set out below.
This is the function of the lane organizations in the Orangi Pilot Project referred to in chapter II, and further examples from Namibia, Thailand, India and the Philippines are provided in boxes 6 and 7.
An agreement on definitions,modalities, rules and guidelines for the treatment of LULUCF in the second commitment period, as referred to in chapter II C above.
After authorization in law, they may be restricted by statutory order in the cases referred to in chapter 8, article 7, first paragraph, subparagraph 7, and in chapter 8, article 10.
He endorsed the conclusions of the report prepared by Mr. Yutzis andsaid he would like more information about the persisting climate of violence and impunity referred to in chapter III of the report.
I would be prepared to accept either the full reproduction of all the proposals or their deletion,since they are all referred to in Chapter III.B. Either of those alternatives, I think, would be more satisfactory than how the annex reads now.
Examples of such efforts are the ombudsman-like functions and alternative methods for resolving disputes currently being developed by the Earth Council,a non-governmental organization referred to in chapter 38 of Agenda 21;
At its March 2007 session, the Joint Meeting discussed the question of dates of mandatory application of standards referred to in Chapter 6.8 for the construction of tanks.
Persons employed by the participants referred to in Chapter 1.4, whose duties concern the carriage of dangerous goods, shall receive training in the requirements governing the carriage of such goods appropriate to their responsibilities and duties.
Since the early days of the United Nations, observer status had also been conferred on intergovernmental organizations,including the regional arrangements referred to in Chapter VIII of the Charter.
Persons employed by the participants referred to in Chapter 1.4, whose duties entail the carriage of dangerous goods, shall have received training in the requirements governing the carriage of such goods appropriate to their responsibilities and duties.
Also encouraged donors to consider contributing programmable funds,specifically to enable UNIDO to implement the new products referred to in chapter II of document IDB.20/4;
The UN-HABITAT financial study of March 2002 concluded that the so-called"transformational" option referred to in chapter I above would provide an innovative flexible housing finance instrument that could operate at the subnational level.
Telecommunications interception is permissible when there is reason to suspect that a person has committed oris preparing to commit an offence referred to in Chapter 34a of the Penal Code.
Lastly, in the matter of codification, referred to in chapter VII and annex II of the report, diplomatic protection and unilateral acts of States were suitable topics, but not, for the moment, ownership and protection of wrecks beyond the limits of national maritime jurisdiction.