Examples of using Refers only in English and their translations into Polish
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Ms. Richard refers only to international armed conflicts. but that article.
Refers only to international armed conflicts. but that article, as you correctly stated I appreciate the reminder, Ms. Richard.
The third draft amendment refers only to school milk,
As the Lisbon Treaty refers only to a"significant number of Member States",
The legislation refers only to an administrative task directly linked to the specific transport operation under way.
The remainder of this summary refers only to illegally staying third-country nationals.
Article 1 of that code refers only to aid granted specifically to coal and steel undertakings.
As Article 6ter refers only to trade marks,
In that regard, it must be stated that the wording of that provision refers only to‘trade marks.
entitled"Separation", refers only to mixtures and makes no provision whatsoever with a view to proposing that hazardous waste be separated from non-hazardous waste.
because the charter refers only to EU law
If the delay or undue delivery to the Seller refers only to part of the goods ordered by the Buyer,
Cash refers only to money which is represented by a credit to an account,
Similarly, the term non-MFI refers only to the Member States;
In the strictest sense,"the Strip" refers only to the stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard that is roughly between Sahara Avenue
The statement of DuCoa's representative reproduced at recital 85 to the Decision(see paragraph 137 above) refers only to a meeting in January 1993.
I would like to mention that the proposal for a directive refers only to financial penalties.
The provision was inserted by error in Section II of Chapter I, which refers only to one compulsory distillation measure.
Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia exemption from visa requirement refers only to holders of biometric passports.
usually given an early second century date, which refers only to elders in charge of the church.