Examples of using Generally known in English and their translations into Russian
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which are generally known to elaborators and manufactures of IC as of the date of its creation shall be given legal protection only
It was not generally known as Eta Carinae until 1879,
it can be corroborated by generally known facts or COI,
in 2008 and generally known as ISCO-08.
a strengthening partnership of the"human rights" and"disability" movements has promoted the educative paradigm now generally known, and referred to above, as inclusive education.
to make all efforts to ensure that the Notes become generally known and available.
Toxin Weapons and on their Destruction generally known as the BTWC.
Once upon a time the Pyramid meditation was a generally known self-improvement technique in the human society,
to ensure that it became generally known and available resolution 59/40.
urged Member States to make every effort to ensure that the Declaration became generally known and was observed
This procedure, generally known as the Esquipulas II agreement,
The International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property, generally known under the abbreviated name AIPPI,
Moreover, the precise details of such provisions were not generally known, creating a particular disadvantage for small countries,
non-discriminatory and generally known to the public.
This is the first Eastern Armenian translation of a unique catechetical treatise written by one of the Armenian Fathers of the 12th century, generally known, according to the manuscripts, as Grigor Vardapet.
information which are generally known or publicly available from other sources(regulation 36(1));
the Declaration becomes generally known and is observed and implemented in accordance with national legislation.
this is a process generally known as gender mainstreaming, which has provided
It is generally known that the Bacardi company has attempted to take over the Havana Club rum trademark on the basis of legislation that the company itself had initiated in the United States: Section 211 of the 1998 United
other Celestial Bodies, generally known as the Outer Space Treaty, the 1979 Agreement Governing the Activities of States on the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies, generally known as the Moon Treaty,