Examples of using Reference to one in English and their translations into Italian
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district of the Indian state of the Gujarat, with reference to one of its places of origin.
society set in Murcia, known to friends as Fernando Fontanar, a reference to one of the several aristocratic titles he would later inherit from his father.
ways of their elimination with reference to one or another of the repair section of the book.
Member States shall allow information to be incorporated in the prospectus by reference to one or more previously
The installation, titled Trionfo dellAurora[Triumph of the Aurora], with reference to one of the Tiepolos frescoes at Villa Baglioni in Massanzago(Padova),
from the moment that it excludes in his whole in the most categorical way every reference to one terrestrial life of his?
also of the Olympus goddesses with a reference to one of the last incarnations of these mysterious creatures,
Member States shall allow information to be incorporated in the prospectus by reference to one or more previously
either directly or by reference to one of their essential characteristics, the product.
Altering legislative texts: some 1600 Community legal texts presently contain references to one or more national currencies.
there are references to one of the greatest mysteries of being- the self-sacrifice of the divinities
philological annotations, references to one or more different editions,
with specific reference to ones which have, as a subject matter,
Explain, in reference to one of the following.
With reference to one of the very first publications of ours written some years ago….
I was reading in the books, and there is reference to one of these guys starting a revolution.
Of whole carcases by reference to one of the forms of presentation as laid down in Article 2 1.
Each year, with reference to one of the first days in December,
This is a collective reference to one Triune God.
A reference to one of the most famous historic naval events.