Examples of using Reference should in English and their translations into Slovak
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Each reference should include the title in the following form title="reference".
This action should be coordinated, and it is my view that a reference should be included.
Reference should be made to the Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal adopted in Rome in July 1998.
It does not refer to equal treatment and this reference should therefore be corrected accordingly.
Reference should also be made to the children of the marriage and the petitioner's financial circumstances.
As regards the teleological interpretation of criterion10 of Annex III to Directive 2003/87, reference should be made especially to the directive's objectives and.
The reference should tell a person looking at the XML document where to find definitions of the element and attribute names using that particular namespace.
For the valuation of employers' imputed social contributions, the amount of which does notnecessarily coincide with that of direct social benefits, reference should be made to heading D. 612.
Failing this, reference should be made to a supplied finish of at least 30 mm square to show up all the characteristics of the finish and against which the final product can be judged.
In order toassess whether Uber's activity falls within the scope of Directive 2000/31, reference should be made to the definition of information society services set out in Article 2(a) of that directive.
Reference should be made to the phenomenon known as urban sprawl, which is particularly marked in countries/regions with a high population density a dynamic economy and/or which have benefited from the structural funds.
In respect, first,of the alleged infringement of the principle of the protection of legitimate expectations, reference should be made to the finding made at the end of the examination of those arguments under the preceding plea(paragraph 140 above).
Reference should be made to the Protocols relating to the United Kingdom and Ireland, annexed to the Treaties, and to Denmark, to determine the extent to which those Member States implement Union law in this area and the extent to which this Article is applicable to them.
When determining the evidentiary effects of a given authentic instrument in another Member State orthe most comparable effects, reference should be made to the nature and the scope of the evidentiary effects of the authentic instrument in the Member State of origin.
Reference should be made at the end of the paragraph to'protection from tobacco smoke in indoor public settings frequented by children and young people'(leisure venues, open-air or indoor discos, clubs, bars frequented by children or young people under 18, and other such places).".
The rule thus applicable where an SE is controlled by another undertakingshould be specified, and for this purpose reference should be made to the law governing public limited-liability companies in the Member State in which the SE has its registered office.
Reference should be made at the end of the paragraph to"protection from tobacco smoke in public settings frequented by children and young people"(open air playgrounds for children, leisure venues, open-air or indoor discos, clubs, bars frequented by children or young people under 18, and other such places).".
To reflect possible changes of CN codes and changes of interpretation(e.g. amendments to the explanatory notes to the Harmonised System),and to simplify the situation for both operators and administrations, reference should be made to the CN codes applicable on data as recent as possible.
In addition to Article 11 of the Borders Code, particular reference should be made to Article 7(3)(c), which concerns checks on exit as to whether third-country nationals have fulfilled the conditions of stay.
In delimiting the boundaries of the continental shelf, any lines which are drawn in accordance with the principles set out in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article should be defined with reference to charts andgeographical features as they exist at a particular date, and reference should be made to fixed permanent identifiable points on the land.
It follows that, when determining the scope of the public policy exception provided for in Article 14(1)of Decision No 1/80, reference should be made to the interpretation given to that exception in the field of freedom of movement for workers who are nationals of a Member State of the Community.
The Committee concurs with the legal basis but believes that reference should also be made to Article 12 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU), which states that consumer protection is a cross-cutting policy whose"requirements shall be taken into account in defining and implementing other Union policies and activities".
Consequently, when a reference is made to terms and conditions governing the issuance or offer to the public of transferable securities or to the subscription andredemption of units in collective investment undertakings, that reference should include all aspects binding the issuer or the offeror to the consumer, but should not include those aspects involving the provision of financial services.
In respect of the organisation of, and the follow-up to, the checks to be carried out by the Member State of destination andthe safeguard measures to be implemented, reference should 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( 6).
References should be listed separately and given to employers upon request.
References should indicate the last names and initials of all authors.
Your work and references should speak for themselves.
The references should be understood as.
Web references should included in the reference list.
References should be from someone who has employed you in the recent past and can vouch for your skills and experience.