Examples of using Refers specifically in English and their translations into Chinese
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If I turn to the question“What?”, this sub- question refers specifically to the nature and scope of any NSAs.
SARS was named SARS-CoV after the pathogenic virus was found in 2003, so SARS refers specifically to pneumonia caused by the SARS virus.
Judicial protection refers specifically to the protection of economic, social and cultural rights through the courts.
Note that this refers specifically to the sense of touch, not simply something that can activate by touching something else.
The Government refers specifically to the economic embargo on Cuba imposed by the United States and emphasizes its negative effects in the cultural field.
The Declaration(decision 8/COP.4) refers specifically to the promotion of traditional knowledge and appropriate environmental education.
Nicaragua has no legislation that refers specifically to preventing recruitment, collection of funds, the use of front organizations or the soliciting of support from other countries for terrorist activities.
One regional standard refers specifically to the objective of professional organizations to promote professional training to strengthen the quality of decision-making.
However, the article refers specifically to courts of law because there may be cases where human rights are violated precisely by officials from other organs of authority.
Burn-out refers specifically to the phenomena in the occupational context and should not be applied to describe experiences in other areas of life.
As has been noted, article 14 of the Convention refers specifically to the Committee' s competence to receive complaints from" groups of individuals".
Although the present paper refers specifically to the Conference of the Parties and the situation facing the budget of the Rotterdam Convention, an analysis from a wider point of view is helpful in understanding the subject fully.
The Declaration also refers specifically to the family and marriage(article 16), owning property(article 17), motherhood and childhood(article 25), and equal access to(also higher) education(article 26).
Yet, the broader notion of" basic learning needs" refers specifically to the learning required in order to be able to live and work in dignity.
The preamble to the Convention refers specifically to the important role of the world' s indigenous communities in the production, safeguarding, maintenance and re-creation of intangible cultural heritage.
(7) The Committee welcomes the National Development Policy for 20072010, aimed at supporting microenterprises and creating new jobs, and which refers specifically to migrant issues.
Although none of the instruments refers specifically to academic freedom, the topic is dealt with indirectly in a number of texts, in particular article 18 of the Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Negotiations on these sensitive issues were facilitated by the inclusion of a paragraph in the Programme of Action of the Conference, which refers specifically to the consideration of religious and ethical values in the implementation of its recommendations.
Although the Plan of Action is addressed to all stakeholders, in many sections, it refers specifically to tasks to be undertaken by international organizations and to their efforts to assist Governments.
In addition, the proclamation refers specifically to the prevention of the removal of underwater cultural heritage found within the established zone in accordance with the provisions of article 303 of UNCLOS.