Examples of using Any reference in English and their translations into Danish
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We also know that Ankara waged a diplomatic war to prevent any reference to this in the Lisbon text.
The fact remains that RegTP's decisions do not include any reference to Article 82 EC see paragraph 114 above.
Any reference to the repealed Regulation shall be deemed to be a reference to this Regulation.
I have not found any reference in the report to disparities between Member States concerning an individual's chances of survival.
Removing any reference in laws and in identity cards
Furthermore, any reference to testing on animals must state clearly whether the tests carried out involved the finished product and/or its ingredients.';
Any reference to published information offered in support of an application should be accompanied by reprints or photocopies of such references. .
Without any reference to the white man,… to try and build up a sense of our own… humanity.
Humanity… Now without any reference to the white man, to try and build up our legitimate place in the world. a sense of our own.
To try and build up our legitimate place in the world. Now without any reference to the white man, humanity… a sense of our own.
To try and build up a sense of our own… Now without any reference to the white man, humanity… our legitimate place in the world.
Privacy Policy do not contain any reference to an actual person,
People often react to any reference to David Duke
However, the celebratory text did not include any reference to God or the EU's Christian roots….
In this text, any reference to the"FUMBBL administration" refers to the administrators and the security officers of FUMBBL.
As there is no longer any reference to a vulgar or popular era,
Paragraph 40 of the Berlinguer report emphasises mutual recognition of marriage and family law without any reference to Article 81(3)
Any reference to nationality, or in the case of the United Kingdom"domicile", shall refer to the territorial unit designated by the law of that State;
Any reference to the authority of a Member State shall refer to the authority of a territorial unit within that State which is concerned;
The Commission considers therefore that any reference to international standards should be as general as possible.