Examples of using Mere reference in English and their translations into French
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Mere reference to a certain percentage of the base amount,
believed that the mere reference in paragraph 3 of the document on the Middle East to the importance of Israel's acceding to the Treaty
The European Communities submitted that a mere reference to the EC's"sugar regime" or to Council Regulation(EC) No. 1260/2001(which consisted of 51 articles, with numerous paragraphs
that in the light of the importance of the question of the treatment of certain minority groups, a mere reference back to other texts was somewhat inadequate.
The mere reference in the annex to draft article 5 to"treaties declaring,
the concept of identity was to be interpreted more broadly than a mere reference to the name of the signature holder,
in addition to the address or account, since a mere reference to“an address or account” might be insufficient if,
of trading-partner agreements or possible E-TERMS to be developed along the lines of INCOTERMS could be incorporated in a data message by means of a mere reference in a data message.
It was recalled that the mere reference to article 4(Variation by agreement)
A mere reference to the possibility of parties reaching an agreement contrary to this rule would not have made it possible to reconcile these two concerns:
a provision to the effect of ensuring that certain terms and conditions that might be incorporated in a data message by means of a mere reference would be recognized as having the same degree of legal effectiveness
A mere reference to the possibility of parties reaching an agreement contrary to this rule would not have been sufficient to reconcile these two concerns:
since they felt that the mere reference in the commentary to the definition of the term“insolvency proceedings” as presently understood under these Principles would not constitute a sufficiently certain or desirable basis for this result.
the very spirit of ADR and RID, a mere reference to the authority competent to authorize packagings not covered by the regulations, with no indication that the competent authority of a given country is meant,
The objective goes far beyond a mere reference to documents.
It also supported the movement away from a mere reference to crimes under international law.
Others considered that a mere reference to article 2 bis in the chapeau of article 5 would be sufficient.
However, it was said that a mere reference to a reasonable period of time would be too vague.
A mere reference to a trademark does not mean that it is not protected by third-party rights!
Mr. Thelin said a mere reference to a"legitimate public interest",