Examples of using Addressed in section in English and their translations into French
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This point has already been addressed in section III(c) dealing with general principles paras. 4750.
The requirements are addressed in Section 35 of the Seaway Practices
The abuse of functions is addressed in section 3 of RA 3019,
types of losses in this instalment, is addressed in section III below.
The application of the directness requirement to the claims in this instalment is addressed in section III below.
which are addressed in Section 4.3.
The possibility for the European Court of Human Rights to re-examine applications that contain new information is addressed in section 2.6.
organisational measures This is addressed in Section 3.3 of the Terms as follows.
Current challenges relating to the treatment of persons rescued at sea are addressed in section C below.
data collection are addressed in Section 10 above.
The issue of responsibility for fundamental rights violations is addressed in section 4.
of the event tree; the derivation of quantitative values for conditional probabilities within the tree is addressed in section 3.3.
key considerations addressed in section II of the working document,
organized crime, addressed in section IV above, aggravate the risk of child neglect,
reputation” was not included in this section as these interferences are addressed in Section 16 Right to freedom from defamation and stigmatisation.
the resource implications of the proposed work are addressed in Section V below.
Several aspects of the buyer's obligation to take delivery are not addressed in Section II, but come within the scope of provisions governing the seller's obligation to make delivery.
She would have liked the issue of assistants to have been addressed in section E and pointed out the need to ensure that assistants were available to provide support to members of the Committee even when it was not in session.
The achievement of socio-economic well-being is addressed in Section 5.3, with particular emphasis on the potential for the broader application of economic instruments to encourage the sustainable use of groundwater in Canada.
The acquisition and possession of proceeds of crime are partly addressed in section 314 of the Penal Code Act,