Examples of using As defined in chapter in English and their translations into French
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Diagnostic capabilities and procedures Officially-designated laboratory facilities complying with the OIE standards for quality assurance, as defined in Chapter 1.1.3. of the Terrestrial Manual, should be available for sample testing.
When access to tunnels is restricted to specific groupings as defined in Chapter 2.4, signs shall be displayed without
When access to tunnels is restricted to specific goods as defined in Chapter 8.6 signs shall be displayed with
indicating the category of membership as defined in Chapter IV article III.
those who contravene national security, as defined in chapter 1 of the Penal Code.
Specialized agencies, as defined in Chapter IX of the Charter,
significant increase in imports of finished painted bicycle frames(as defined in Chapter III) in absolute terms
a discussion was held on provisions concerning"limited quantities", as defined in Chapter 3.4., based on an informal paper from a working group whose last meeting took place in Ottawa on 22 to 24 October 2003. see paras. 51 to 55 of the report.
LTR 30-----Solutions as defined in Chapter Note 4.
LTR 30-----Solutions as defined in Chapter Note 4.
EI claimants are categorized by whether they were repeat or occasional claimants, as defined in Chapter 1.
occasional claimants, as defined in Chapter 1.
Male EI claimants are categorized by whether they were repeat or occasional claimants as defined in Chapter 1.
Female EI claimants are categorized by whether they were repeat or occasional claimants as defined in Chapter 1.
The eTIR system as defined in chapter 2 is subdivided in two major parts:
The eTIR system as defined in Chapter is subdivided in two major parts:
they were repeat or occasional claimants, as defined in Chapter 1.
occasional claimants as defined in Chapter 1.
Female EI claimants in each earnings group are categorized by whether they were repeat or occasional claimants, as defined in Chapter 1.
they were repeat or occasional claimants as defined in Chapter 1.