Examples of using Direct reference in English and their translations into Spanish
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This is the direct reference to Isa. 66:24.
Fashion illustration of the 40s and50s is for me a direct reference.
There is no direct reference to the working population.
The"Chocoland" was a topic without direct reference country.
Any direct reference to persons is excluded at any time.
The first version makes a direct reference to Wait Disney.
The only direct reference to the battle appears in the Annales Cambriae.
Here you will find some of them which make direct reference to his work.
Neither made direct reference to the war dead in other countries.
The people who were with you last evening," she answered him in direct reference to his tormentors.
The first direct reference to Carnival is located in the S.
Eiko's work is like a"window" to the artist's heart making a direct reference to the-Green-heart project.
Shakespeare makes a more direct reference, probably to V. tricolor in A Midsummer Night's Dream.
The fact that this project takes its name from a celebrated rock music album is not just a musical allusion, but a direct reference to its form.
First, there is no direct reference to a concept of adult education either in the EFA Dakar goals or in the MDGs.
The table on page 4 shows the decisions anddocuments of the COP that make direct reference to the issue of benchmarks and indicators.
A direct reference to the reduction in inflation expectations in the short and medium term helped to reinforce his message.
In the final pages of the novel,McCarthy makes more direct reference to the Judge as a supernatural entity, or even as a concept, personified.
Direct reference in the documentation between the proposed revisions to the Plan and the relevant legislative mandates;
The Supreme Court's database currently contains 14 court decisions which make direct reference to the provisions of international treaties.
This should include direct reference to businesses or property owned or controlled by designated individuals and entities.
In direct reference to intervention by States in the internal affairs of other States, the General Assembly has emphasized that.
It was also suggested that direct reference to a specific time period might be made in article 33 without any qualification as to whether a time period was short or long.
The direct reference to the sport and the great enthusiasm we share for betting enables us to deliver great NBA tips.
There was no direct reference to the application of the Noblemaire principle nor to the appropriateness of that principle to the world of 1994.
Direct reference to articles 12 and 13 of the Convention by the Supreme Court of Justice in cases examined in February 2006 and March 2008;
Direct reference would probably be made to the Convention and to other human rights instruments ratified by Mauritius in the context of the forthcoming constitutional review.
An early direct reference to the provisional entry into force of a treaty was made by J. P. A. François, in 1951, when he called on the Commission.
It also makes direct reference to the State's obligation to protect human rights:"The State shall protect human rights in accordance with the Islamic Shari'a" art. 26.
It also serves as a direct reference point for running the basic education system and dealing with any obstacles that may impede the proper application of the law.