Examples of using Explicitly mentioned in English and their translations into Romanian
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are explicitly mentioned in the name of that specific sort of salami
Unless it was explicitly mentioned, qualified installation service is not included in the products price.
Actually, FSC explicitly mentioned that they withdraw the certification as the Austrian company failed to comply with sustainable forest management standards.
In fact, the necessity to use RIA services should be explicitly mentioned in the private placement memorandum,
was documented as early as 1161 and explicitly mentioned as Castrum Arch in 1279.
Director General of Transfer de Tehnologie si Management(TTM) explicitly mentioned that a coherent energy strategy requires a transparent and stringent implementation.
It is recommended that the use of special investigative techniques be explicitly mentioned when publishing the information.
that this expenditure is explicitly mentioned in the Action Plan.
We are entitled to such processing because they are explicitly mentioned by the European legislator.
this is not explicitly mentioned.
Although cryptocurrencies have not been explicitly mentioned, it is easy to understand that Beijing will stiffen its position on the subject
which is not explicitly mentioned in the treaties, but which certainly forms part of the commitments that apply to the institutions.
Culture is explicitly mentioned in several Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda:
The EESC would also recommend that non-powered watercraft also be explicitly mentioned in the legislation, given that safety needs are still the same- even if the technical solutions differ,
Secondly, we want to see the peacebuilding partnership explicitly mentioned in the directive, not only
Except where explicitly mentioned in these terms and conditions, Thomas is data
Pending the adoption of detailed provisions for species not explicitly mentioned in the Annexes, Member States may establish
The principle of transparency established by Article 255 of the EC Treaty is balanced by the obligation of professional secrecy laid down in Article 287, which is explicitly mentioned in various acts of secondary legislation.
As a consequence, the EESC welcomes the measure in the directive whereby Member States are encouraged to expand the web-accessibility requirements to other websites than those explicitly mentioned in the annex to the directive.
which were not explicitly mentioned.