Examples of using Would refer in English and their translations into Russian
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The ratings were designed with a view that a rating of 3 or 4 would refer to activities that would require no external support.
If a court found that a domestic law was in contradiction with a treaty to which Slovakia was a party, it would refer the case to the Constitutional Court.
This policy ensures that in the clear majority of cases the number of publicly accessible records that would refer to living individuals is minimised.
generic term that would refer to tenders, proposals,
the prosecution's office would refer the case for further investigation by a judge.
case number e.g., ALB.1 would refer to case number one from Albania.
cultural rights, the Court would refer to the relevant international treaties.
He therefore hoped that the Chairman would refer to the Third Committee's decision in his letter to the Secretary-General on the issue.
arose during a trial, the ordinary court would refer the matter to the Constitutional Court rather than dealing with it.
the secretariat would refer the matter to the Commission.
the courts would refer to the source of the legislation in order to interpret it.
intention to claim asylum, the airline would refer them to the closest office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
would refer to the triangular shape of the Padum plain,">the triangle being the symbol of Dharma and religion;"white" would refer to the simplicity, goodness, and religious inclinations of the Zanskaris.
for some of them, that the word"country" would refer to"States Parties.
In the case of a"secured creditor", for example, one definition would refer to the person to whom the right was granted and a second definition would refer to the person indicated in the notice as the secured creditor.
The speaker warned the members of the Special Committee that the other party to the territorial dispute would refer to the notion that the principle of self-determination did not apply to the Falkland Islands, because the principle of territorial integrity should take precedence.
In his address to the seminar the Special Rapporteur said that when the Guidelines had been adopted by the Commonwealth Heads of Government he would refer to these Guidelines in addition to the United Nations Basic Principles and the Beijing Declaration when intervening with Commonwealth Governments.
With regard to the programme of work of the CD and resolution 1840, I would refer you to the statement which was made on behalf of the European Union on 15 May last by the Slovenian presidency,
one place of business, both the draft Convention and the Regulation would refer to the law of the assignor's centre of main interests as to the notion of central administration, see A/CN.9/489, para. 68.
As a number of these criticisms are answered in the government's fifth report, I would refer you to it for detailed responses to most of the issues raised in the Monitor.