Examples of using Present terms in English and their translations into Russian
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If the User violates the law or the present Terms of Use, or the Manager has any evidence of such violation,
The present terms of sale of the Goods(hereinafter referred to as the“Terms of Sale”)
for the indicated schedule subject to the present Terms, which, if accepted by us, will result in a binding contract.
that you may be exposed to, that violates the present Terms.
In case of violation of applicable laws or the present Terms of Business by the Client, SFM may terminate any Agreement with immediate effect,
The retail sale of goods agreement is considered to be concluded from the moment, when the Seller has received a message about the Buyer's intention to purchase the Goods according to the present Terms of Sale.
content that violates in another way the present Terms.
the corresponding software, provided by the Manager under the present Terms of Use.
the Client undertakes to sign the mandate agreement in favour of SFM that is attached to the present Terms of Business.
the User in accordance with the present Terms of Use.
The study should be based on the present terms of reference, carried out by an independent consultant
If some part of the present terms on some reason becomes invalid or impracticable, this ineffectiveness or impracticability will not influence on reality or feasibility of the rest of the terms which fully remain in force and considered as though points that were ineffective and impracticable have never been part of the present terms.
The defect of the Goods is their non-compliance with the mandatory requirements stipulated by the law or the present Terms of Sale or the purposes for which the Goods of this kind are usually used,
A defect of the product is a noncompliance with its obligatory requirements provided by the law or the present terms of sale, or the purposes for which the Goods of this kind are usually used,
the PPF logo stated in the present Terms;
The study should be based on the present terms of reference, defined by the scope described below and carried out by an independent evaluator
His present term of office would have expired on 5 February 1997.
His present term of office would have expired on 5 February 2000.
Members of the House who had filled a vacancy under either of these procedures could only remain in the House for the remainder of its present term.
The Government regards immigrant integration and combating discrimination against immigrants as key activities of its present term of office, and its work now includes efforts to enhance integration policy and combat discrimination more effectively.