Examples of using Direct reference in English and their translations into Swedish
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Direct reference to additional literature.
The episode's title is a direct reference to Bob Marley.
However direct reference to a change in Regulation(EEC) 3821/85 is desirable.
Should Article 16(2) not contain a direct reference to this provision?
Direct reference should be made in this provision to the current standards of European Civil Aviation Conference(ECAC) Document 30.
One was an Italian case which came as a direct reference from a court.
The title Kiddo is a direct reference to Beatrix Kiddo from the Kill Bill films.
Therefore IP addresses are only prodessed in a truncated version in order to eliminate direct reference to persons.
Geraldine is a direct reference to Barber's sister,
In this resolution, we have the first direct reference to Dawit Isaak.
This is a direct reference to the shape of the large bay which forms the boundary between the town and the sea.
It says a lot that the statement makes no direct reference to the past, however.
This is done through a direct reference to this Directive for the purposes of defining"recognised organisation";
Board: Chair is an innovative lounge chair with a direct reference to the skateboard environment.
Do you want to ensure a direct reference to projects or your material number during the quotation and ordering process?
The amendments altering the definition of regular service and making a direct reference to Directive 94/57/EC.
This is done through a direct reference to this Directive when referring to type-approved equipment(Article 4(1));
The press releases are always sent in a concise layout including contact information and direct reference to photos and files.
The proposed text makes direct reference to the methods stated in the relevant CEN Normes(EN 590
Consequently the present directive should avoid any direct reference to the maternity leave directive 92/85/EC.
Although there was no direct reference to the promotion of abortion in the resolution,
This way IP addresses are further processed in an abbreviated form, a direct reference to the person can therefore by excluded.
As to the Epistles, the only direct reference to Mary is found in Galatians 4:4:"But when the fulness of time was come,
Today, Cambodians still refer to the Independence Hotel as the"seven-story hotel" which is direct reference to this outstanding landmark.
Thus, some Member States simply make direct reference to those Directives, but others develop a completely new legislative text that is meant to correctly transpose those requirements.
According to some accounts, the proposal to tender the power to some other was made by Kerensky himself, with a direct reference to his conversation with Miliukov.
A word or words having no direct reference to the character or quality of the goods,
The principle of legal certainty requires that these conditions be examined by direct reference to the periods during which the worker in question carried out his work.
In a direct reference to the conflict, the European Council made a point of stressing the importance of the fundamental role of the United Nations during
A glance at the final subparagraph of Article 23(6) of Directive 2004/18 also shows that a direct reference to eco-labels is not prohibited in principle.