Exemples d'utilisation de Its section en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Isolated from the rest of the company at the height of the village of Cauquigny, its section is taken by forces much superior in number who begin a maneuver of encirclement to obtain views plunging on the ditch in which the airborne soldiers are stationed.
in particular, its section IV,"Confidence-building measures.
The process undertaken to complete the review is described in detail in section III of the progress report on mechanisms for implementation(UNEP/CBD/COP/6/13), which, in its section VI, also contains recommendations for action by the Conference of the Parties in response to the review.
by the interior space, making its section continuously variable.
many positive aspects were noted in its section on preventive measures,
However, this amendment, as per its Section III, would have no effect on the status of HFCs under the Kyoto Protocol,
internalizes local governance priorities and, in its section 1, underscores the importance of civic engagement
provides in its section 7 that"No person shall be subjected to torture
particularly its section E on international cooperation
UNPROFOR has chosen to close its section of the route solely because Karadzic's forces(in their increasing belligerence,
According to Lombard, it is imperative to distinguish section 10 of the Act from its section 11; the former lists the elements of information which a plan must mandatorily include
that Party shall notify its Section of the Secretariat and the other Party.
a standard-of-living survey conducted by the National Statistics Office in late 1995 shows, in its section on“access to health care”,
chapter 38 on international institutional arrangements, as well as its section I, on cooperation and implementation,
Competition should be used, while taking into account the development dimension, in particular its section F. Finally,
including its section 4, Means of implementation.
particularly its section E on international cooperation
the Children's Order 2000, under its section 19, places a duty on a registered medical practitioner,
Freedoms will also prohibit discrimination on the ground of sex in its Section 13(3)(i)(i), the Committee is concerned that this amendment does not seem to encompass a definition of discrimination against women in accordance with article 1 of the Convention,
it for further consideration, particularly of its section A, paragraph 4.
