Примеры использования Have defined на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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as you will have seen, I have defined in article 2 to ensure that the point is adequately covered.
After you have defined the symbol of the year of birth thanks to table 1, skip to table 2.
The fundamental principles in the Penal Code have defined the scope of the provisions of the Libyan law,
Once you have defined an automated close,
Treaty bodies, including the Human Rights Committee, have defined the scope of these criteria in their consideration of cases.
summits of the last decade have defined the global agenda for years to come.
Summer 2016"decided to eliminate these gaps in our knowledge and have defined a real" Russian tourism the Champions League.".
Note: Room supervision view is visible only when you have defined some classrooms that need room supervision.
The laws on public associations and on non-profit organizations that have been passed have defined their legal status,
The various trial courts of the tribunals have defined rape in the context of war crimes and crimes against humanity differently.
What history would have defined as a witch could have simply been someone with abnormal powers?
Along this journey, we have defined a series of indicators,
together with the road map, have defined our common vision for an end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Accessible by a range of stakeholders N During the structural reforms in energy sector, the public did not have free access to the documents, which have defined the course of these reforms.
one IPv6 address for each of the RDPS services must have defined results from“RDPS tests”.
as all users have defined roles and corresponding access rights e.g., supervisors, workers.
A number of workshops and seminars have defined practical ways of producing national maps indicating proneness to desertification and drought.
A certain, small number of political parties have defined in their documents their obligations in order to achieve equality and gender equality in practice.
Some DMOs have developed booking engines in partnership with ICT providers and have defined transaction fees applicable to the different participants in the DMS.
Experts have defined appropriate standards on the treatment of female combatants in cantonment and demobilization camps.