Exemples d'utilisation de Direct reference en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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which means"rising" and makes direct reference to the direction of the rising sun in the east.
including for the first time a direct reference to the first ever successful European Citizens Initiative- Right2water.
More specifically, in recent years, the European Union has decided to replace as many EU directives as possible by the 1958 Agreement regulations, and to make direct reference to these UN Regulations in the EU administrative body.
CCMTA's President Derek Sweet, the meeting theme is CAPTALizing on our vision, a direct reference to CCMTA's Road Safety Vision 2010 and its goal for the safest roads in the world.
notably the absence of direct reference to more recent archaeological
inappropriate to make direct reference to an externally developed standard.
which had allowed replacing the EU Directives by direct reference to the UN Regulations.
It contains only one direct reference to climate change
Moreover, the decision to make no direct reference to the Blue Helmets in the title,
makes direct reference to the nine cameras mounted on each hybrid electric car sent by Google Maps to chart the world.
makes direct reference to areas that need to be strengthened which fall under the mandate of the Office.
to note that throughout that week, there was no direct reference made to the student demonstrations which took place in Yangon
That direct reference to concrete provisions of directives(and conventions)
General Service remuneration was established by direct reference to the private sector
The fact that there was no direct reference to the Convention in national law did not mean that the principles and norms enshrined in
the enabling resolution makes direct reference to partner organizations
Regarding the draft resolution she felt that direct reference could be made to IBAs in the preamble, and to marine IBAs
The most obvious of these is a direct reference to nature and to an aesthetic on a human scale:
to develop a new mode of language with direct reference to the human body and everyday life.
the IP addresses are processed only shortened to uses so-called direct reference to people auszuschließen.