Examples of using Reference must in English and their translations into Slovak
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The described reference must necessarily correspond to the given form.
In all correspondence related to this call(e.g. an information request) reference must be clearly made to this specific call.
Reference must refer to a cell or range of adjacent cells;
The data that is incorporated in a reference must be sufficient to identify the material cited clearly.
A reference must contain enough elements to be traceable.
Note: In all cases, the form you want to reference must be open in order for Access to read its value.
Such reference must be accompanied by the words‘or equivalent.'.
All of the structure of the advertising campaign, through design advertising messages(proposition and illustration)to assign keywords to each reference must serve a single objective.
The primary reference must be cited in the secondary publication.
The duration of the marriage between the late Ms Neumann and the late Mr Braun-Neumann is disputed anddepends on identification of the national legal order to which reference must be made for the purpose of determining such duration, which, as stated at paragraph 68 of this judgment, would be a particularly complex and extremely uncertain operation.
Such reference must be accompanied by the words"or equivalent".
In order to resolve that dispute, reference must be made to the relevant provisions of Regulation No 1107/2009.
Reference must refer to a cell or range of adjacent cells; otherwise, OFFSET returns the VALUE! error value!
If the reference is to a cell in another table, the reference must contain the name of the table(unless the cell name is unique within all tables).
The reference must be for the entire range that contains the model, not just the first cell of the range.
Since the concept of‘accident' isnot defined anywhere in the Montreal Convention, reference must be made to the ordinary meaning of that concept in its context, in the light of the object and purpose of that convention.
The reference must cite the initials and surnames of all authors.
In addition to Directive 1999/70 and the Framework Agreement, reference must also be made to the social provisions of the EC Treaty, in particular, to Article 137 EC and Article 139 EC.
Reference must again be made to the procedure provided for by Article 227 EC and to the possibility of requesting interim measures pursuant to Article 243 EC.
Whereas, in respect of the organization of checks and the follow-up thereto,as well as the safeguard measures to be implemented, reference must be made to the general rules laid down in Council Directive 90/425/EEC of 26 June 1990 concerning veterinary and zootechnical checks applicable in intra-Community trade in certain live animals and products with a view to the completion of the internal market(7);
The reference must consist of two or more adjacent ranges of data arranged in columns or rows.
The second reference must be a reference letter.
In addition, reference must be made to Article 16 of Directive 2004/38, which contains general rules for the right of permanent residence of Union citizens and their family members.
The primary reference must be quoted properly in this secondary publication.
On the other hand, reference must be made to the importance of'active ageing' and justice between the generations.
External references must contain a workbook name and the path to the workbook.
References must be on official headed paper from the institution.
Internal Convergence:Those Member States that currently maintain allocations based on historical references must move towards more similar levels of the basic payment per hectare.
Internal Convergence:Those Member States that currently maintain allocations based on historic references must move towards more similar levels of payment per hectare.
With regard to‘internal convergence', those Member States that, up to 2013,maintained allocations based on historic references must move towards more uniform levels of payment per hectare.
