Exemples d'utilisation de Contained in chapter en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The local rules are contained in Chapter 11 of the Sava Regulations
The results of the Committee's review of multi-year payment plans were contained in chapter IV of its report.
The Chair drew attention to the draft resolutions contained in chapter IV of the draft report of the Fifth Committee A/C.5/67/L.19.
Provisions on freezing are contained in Chapter 15b of the Criminal Procedure Act.
The Committee took note of all the relevant information contained in chapter II of the memorandum.
The resolution adopted by the Commission at its third session is contained in chapter II of the present report.
To build a set of business objects from the requirements contained in Chapter 2.
Judges of the Chambers shall vote on the Rules contained in Chapter III of the IRs.
The resolution adopted by the Commission at its second special session is contained in chapter II of the present report.
However, that principle is embodied only with respect to the provisions of the Model Law contained in chapter III of part one.
the conditions of their detention are contained in chapter XII of the Aliens Residence Act.
Fundamental Rights are contained in chapter I of title II of the Constitution.
The Model Law embodies the principle of party autonomy in article 4 with respect to the provisions contained in chapter III of part one.
Principles of State policy are contained in chapter 3 of the 1993 Constitution.
We wish to honour the commitments contained in chapter VIII of the Millennium Declaration.
This chapter is especially guided by the principles contained in chapter II and in particular the introductory paragraphs.
The Board is invited to consider for adoption the proposed guidelines contained in chapter II above.
Accordingly, the updated report of the Panel is contained in chapter 7 of the Panel's 2013 progress report, volume 1.
This calls for the urgent fulfilment of all the[commitments][objectives] contained in chapter 34 of Agenda 21.
This approach builds on the basic premise contained in chapter 17 of Agenda 21 that the oceans