Examples of using Terms defined in English and their translations into French
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phrases beginning with a capital letter refer to terms defined in the Terms and Conditions of Use
unless the text otherwise indicates, the terms defined in Article 1 of the Convention shall have the same meaning in this Protocol.
only as permitted by these Terms of Use or any Additional Terms defined below.
replacing the STRP Oversight Committee, according to the terms defined for that Committee in Resolution IX.11
The Working Group agreed to defer its discussions of article 1 until agreement had been reached on the substantive articles relating to the terms defined in draft article 1.
Dr Bonbon informed Delegates that the Code Commission undertook an extensive review of the terms defined in the Glossary to ensure that the terms meet the criteria to be included in the Glossary and also took this
1, the terms defined in Article 2 followed the English alphabetical order for ease of comparison,
unreservedly accept these Terms defined below, and whether you are a health professional or not, you agree to be bound by
a subset of SNOMED CT which will anchor the Foundation Component to terms defined through description logic.
that the tenant agrees to make an adjustment to the price of the rent under the terms defined in Article 13 of the LMA.
subsequent processing, under the terms defined by law.
This term defines the property of a system to produce itself.
Another important principle is the use of the term defined in 1.2.1 all over RID/ADR/ADN.
When you need a term defined, you probably go straight to a dictionary or glossary.
The following is an alphabetical index of each term defined in English in this article with the corresponding French term in brackets.
commits my responsibility for a term defined by law See French Decree No.
Onepass": parking solution to leave a car parked for a term defined in advance.
A"family of funds" is not a term defined in the ITA.
This term defines a socio-cultural value
This term defines an aesthetic(“supeflat”) developed in the late 1990s and 2000s.