Examples of using Refers only in English and their translations into Arabic
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September 1982(refers only to entry into force of Convention).
In common use, the term"antihistamine" refers only to H1-antihistamines.
But the first mention of Chalumeau as a professional tool refers only to 1687.
In some countries, the legislation of investment refers only to" technological inputs".
The legal instrument refers only to the father as the beholder of paternity power.
This paragraph refers only to the nationality situation of staff subject to geographical distribution.
(1) This article refers only to ships owned or operated by a government.
The share for the European Community refers only to inward FDI from non-European Community countries.
The outcome refers only to impact indicators, thus the indicator will be measured only every four years.
This report refers only to the items named in this letter, not to the underlying financial statements.
Often biodiversity refers only to species diversity, but in its true form it encompasses all biological measurements.
However, this figure refers only to beef, pork and poultry, and excludes trade among EU members.
While the title of the report refers only to peace-keeping, its text casts a much wider net.
It refers only to the masters, work which may serve as illustrations to expound the ideas and principles.
ILC draft article 57(1) refers only to" between the competent national authority and the Registrar".
Article VII(1) refers only to the enforcement of" arbitral awards" and not" arbitration agreements".
The report refers only to Bosnia and Herzegovina, without entering into other questions within the purview of the Conference.
The word“tundra” usually refers only to the areas where the subsoil is permafrost, or permanently frozen soil.
The report refers only to Bosnia and Herzegovina, without entering into other questions within the purview of the Conference.
The limitation period runs from the day of the commission of the offence and refers only to the investigation time.