Examples of using To in chapter in English and their translations into French
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that the existing National Criminal Division on Terrorism should also be competent to deal with the crimes against humanity referred to in chapters I, II and III of Title XVI-A of the Penal Code as well as common offences constituting cases of human rights violations,
Liquefied gas installations referred to in Chapter 14.
Liquefied gas installations referred to in Chapter 14./.
Global instruments dealing with fishing activities are referred to in chapter V.
Have been disinfected in accordance with the standards referred to in Chapter 6.5.;
Sessrúmnir is secondly referred to in chapter 20 of the Prose Edda book Skáldskaparmál.
Such guidelines are referred to in chapter III,"Countertrade commitment," paragraphs 28-31.
To the consolidated fi nancial statements referred to in chapter 10 of this Registration Document.
Plutonius, in conformity with one of the procedures referred to in Chapter X.X. under study.
Proposed regional training workshops on NAPs, referred to in chapter II. D above.
Larvae, in conformity with one of the procedures referred to in Chapter X.X. under study.
The Committee considered these representations following the related information meetings referred to in chapter III. B below.
The comments and observations of indigenous and other organizations are referred to in chapter VIII of the present report.
Ethnic agitation referred to in Chapter 11, section 8 of the Penal Code is seldom processed by courts.
The reporting criteria for gas releases vary between the reference organizations referred to in Chapter 1 of this report.
referred to in Chapter X of the report, states that.
So far, no prosecutions have been initiated for terrorist offences referred to in Chapter 34a of the Penal Code.
His Government would submit in writing its views on the specific issues referred to in chapter III of the report.
The economic and environmental vulnerability of small island developing States is referred to in chapter VII of the Chairman's paper.
Developments in constitutional reform efforts involving the future status of Anguilla are referred to in chapter II of the present paper.