Examples of using Refers only in English and their translations into Romanian
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Ms. Richard, but that article, as you correctly stated refers only to international armed conflicts.
However, an insufficiently defined force majeure clause, which refers only to natural events, weather, etc.
The PREMIUM RENT privacy policy refers only to data supplied voluntarily by the Client/ User exclusively on the site.
The provision was inserted by error in Section II of Chapter I, which refers only to one compulsory distillation measure.
can't be used to manipulate with legal system etc, and it refers only to suppliers, shops
Shareholder Information section is available only in Romanian version of the page and refers only to the GSM from 2014 to 2015.
AGI refers only to the amount of intelligence that the machine displays,
The remainder of this summary refers only to illegally staying third-country nationals.
Insurance is optional but recommended and refers only to the total damage by destruction of property by fire,
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.
and today refers only to‘long-term' or‘multi-annual' plans.
In support of their argument they cite recital 105 of the directive, which refers only to the main contractor
Yet the principal problem with the text is its scope, as it refers only to the restrictions that may be imposed by Member States,
In this paper the term refers only to the pre-treatment of mixed waste with the objective to produce either a more stable input to landfills
A name may not be registered if it refers only to claims of a general nature used for a set of products,
and the leg(which refers only to the area of the limb between the knee
While"cash" typically refers only to liquid assets,
which are not covered by the current formal definition of beneficial owner(that refers only to individuals) and which are not currently obliged to act themselves as paying agents, and/or.
(2) of the Law on election of the President of the Republic of Moldova refers only to“special public sitting of Parliament which is deliberative if attended by at least 3/5 of the elected MPs”, while the Decision no.
As the Lisbon Treaty refers only to a"significant number of Member States",