Examples of using Its terms in English and their translations into Dutch
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It would be altogether unrealistic to expect that once the Draft Directive were approved and adopted its terms would not be fully implemented as intended.
Provided, however, that Customer's right to a 30-days money-back guarantee shall expire, according to its terms, if the Customer continues service beyond the first thirty(30) days.
but to impose its terms on trade and on their internal affairs.
since they go so far as to designate quite precisely the site of the'misunderstanding' and to formulate its terms.
enforceable by RingRing in accordance with its terms;
then it would have to be done on its terms.
As he said, traditionally a consumer who signs a contract is assumed to understand its terms and to have had a chance to negotiate its details beforehand.
that Article 55 of the Agreement provides for the possibility of improvements in its terms;
that Article 44 of the Agreement provides for the possibility of improvements in its terms.
rhar Arride 44 of rhe Agreemenr provides for he possibility of improvements in its terms.
on 1 Januar 19S6, and that Article 46 of the Agreement provides for the possibility of improvements in its terms.
of the WTO antidumping code that its terms apply only to investigations undertaken following an application submitted on or after 1 January 1995,
Article 19(2) of the Sixth Directive makes no express reference to the law of the Member States for the purpose of determining its meaning and scope and its terms do not,
the EU Operations Centre, in accordance with its Terms of Reference, for the Horn of Africa operations,
The Agreement shall be legally binding upon both parties from the signing of the order by both Parties unless terminated earlier in accordance with its terms and shall continue according to the provisions in Section 2 of the present General Terms and Conditions regarding the Term of the Agreement.
the Montreal Convention(Convention for the unification of certain rules for international carriage by air); its terms are similar to those of the Community regulation except that it also covers liability for baggage.
to administer such policy in accordance with its terms.
The recital in question must be interpreted in a broader way than its terms would suggest, with the result that any person whose rights under the Community legal order are
In carrying out its terms of reference the High Level Working Group has drawn up Action Plans for four main countries of origin
Its terms have not been disclosed.