Примеры использования As cited на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Contaminated products were still found on the market in 2003 Yamashita et al., 2003 as cited in: Bidleman et al., 2010.
improvements in governance, as cited in General Assembly resolution 50/227,
Tan et al. 2008 as cited in Zheng et al., 2012.
No. 6/1996(VII.12) regarding technical details for the implementation of Act No. XXXII of 1993 as cited above.
As cited in the report, no one is executed on the accusation of apostasy in Iran.
Despite this, an estimated 69% of households are still classified as rural CWIQ 2007; as cited in PRS, 26.
And as cited in the Operational Results Framework, UNOPS contributed meaningfully
not indicate a decline, either Lee et al., 2005 as cited in Bidleman et al., 2010.
As cited in previous reports of the Administrator on management services(DP/1990/67 and DP/1992/43), UNDP contributes to
2011, as cited in ECHA 2012 a.
In a 1993 compilation, CN levels in fish from the boreal zone ranged between 0- 10 ug/kg ww 7 studies 1984- 1990 as cited in Crookes& Howe, 1993.
As cited in the Philippine fourth report to the Women's Convention, this law specifically benefits
Article 10 of the Constitution, as cited earlier on, provides for equality
This is taken directly from the Australian notification as cited in the NICNAS Chrysotile PEC report.
Discrimination clearly fell under the mandate of the Committee since it was one of the reasons underlying acts of torture as cited in article 1 of the Convention.
Some speakers requested further information about the modalities for tapping of the private sector as an additional source of funding, as cited in paragraph 36 of document DP/1997/15.
ammunition in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, as cited in paragraph 97 above.
Note: The Information leaflet would be based on the study requested of UNDP as cited above.
Capponiano 231, f 238 and Chigiano G. III 66. f 108. as cited by Colalucci Carlo Pietrangeli,
2004) with an annual production of 9000 tonnes worldwide in the 1920s Jakobsson and Asplund, 2000 as cited in AMAP, 2004.