Examples of using Makes reference in English and their translations into Slovak
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And to the I2S port as we can be seen in the next that makes reference to the port of 7 pins.
Marx makes reference to that, but that is one, if you like, one of the big areas of his… of his discussion.
The definition of the minimum requirementsprovided in Chapter III of Title III makes reference to ECTS points.
In addition, the guidance makes reference to the applicable legislation and to the relevant EBA guidelines.
Civil Unions are regulated by Chapter530 of the Laws of Malta(the Civil Union Act), which in turn makes reference to Chapter 255.
The Coroner makes reference to this, a lower abdominal scar which he surmises could be a hysterectomy.
Now the Commission and the European Council are coming to us with a proposal that is more of the same:a weak agreement that makes reference to Articles 121 and 136 of the Treaty.
Article 29(2) makes reference to the proposed provisions of the Dublin Regulation(Article 20(1)e), in this regard.
Furthermore, several LIBE amendments on related implementation measures in the Annexes makes reference to relocation and solidarity(see AM 137, 568, 569).
The report I mention also makes reference to the visa liberalisation for the Balkan States, which was also something of an imprudent measure.
For example, for the three most recent equity instruments(i.e. EFG, IFE, EFSI)the legal base always makes reference to supporting the development of EU level venture capital.
The document only makes reference to reports of symptoms and makes no claim to the existence of the syndrome that was described in the Lancet paper i. e.
Have of different expansion buses with different types of connectors,which we can see in the following image that makes reference to the model plus This device, that account with DSI ports, BSh, and TP.
Article 136(3) of the Civil Code makes reference to acts of extraordinary administration, whereby such acts require the consent of both parents.
Last Wednesday, Lent began with the Rite of Ashes,and today is the first Sunday of this liturgical time that makes reference to the 40 days Jesus spent in the desert, after his baptism in the Jordan River.
Paul Offit makes reference to the two states that have ruled that parents do not have a religious privilege to decide how their children's bodies are treated, citing US Constitutional amendment 14.
The“title” that the ancient Jewish tradition gave this Psalm makes reference to King David and his sin with Bathsheba, the wife of Uriah the Hittite.
It is therefore appropriate to interpret Article 15(3) of Regulation No 44/2001 in the light of the corresponding provision in Regulation No 593/2008 andto refer to the concept of‘package travel' to which the latter regulation makes reference.
The definition of waste in Directive 2006/12/EC makes reference to its Annex 1, and to the European Waste List in Commission Decision 2000/532/EC6.
The Communication also makes reference, where relevant, to some supplementary actions which, although they were not scheduled in the Action Plan, have nonetheless complemented the work done in the respective policy areas of the Hague Programme.
In defining'load-capacity index' and'speed category' the Regulation makes reference to UN ECE Regulations 30 and 54 and to the European Union Directive 92/23/EEC.
The Commission makes reference to its extensive audit enquiry to review the work of audit authorities before deciding to formally rely on their work, including through the re-performance of audits on operations performed by the audit authorities(see respective AARs of both Directorates-General).
What particularly disturbs me, however, is that we are onceagain dealing with a report here that explicitly makes reference to the Treaty of Lisbon, a treaty that was rendered void by the referendum in Ireland.
He notes that Article 66 of the EC Treaty makes reference to the possibilities for legislative development and restriction in the area of the freedom of establishment and provides for their application in the area of the freedom to provide services.
The illustrative list of export subsidies in Annex I makes reference to the term‘inputs that are consumed in the production of the exported product' in points(h) and(i).
The Bali Roadmap makes reference to a section of the IPCC's 4th AR which demonstrates that by 2020 emissions reductions for developed countries in the range of 25-40% below 1990 levels will be needed if the long-term goal of limiting global warming to 2 degrees above pre-industrial levels is to be achieved.
Apart from the fact that the suggested additional text makes reference to a matter which is not dealt with in this Directive it is out of place in this recital which essentially paraphrases the material provisions of the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
Italy's Programme, by contrast, makes reference to other government policy documents, notably the annual Economic and Financial Planning Document, which typically provides the basis for the update of the Stability and Convergence Programme and which, according to the Italian authorities, should be seen as an integral part of the National Reform Programme.
As to the property of the Institute, the canon makes reference to book V of the Code, because the property belonging to a public juridical person in the Church and the Secular Institutes are such is"Church property and is thus subject to special rules can.
Due to the sensitivity of the data, the report makes reference to the relevant data protection provisions, and I would emphasise once more, in this context, how important it is to have a strong framework decision on the protection of personal data within the framework of the third pillar.