Examples of using Preamble in English and their translations into Spanish
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In the preamble to the Decree, the wording is based on the provisions of article 228 of Act No. 24.660.
In particular, every respective preamble contains general declarations,
Similarly, the Social Development Act(2001) establishes in its preamble that all human beings are free
expressed in the preamble to the 1961 and 1971 treaties,
in others there is no such preamble.
That paragraph was followed by the standard phrase which concluded a preamble, namely,"Have agreed as follows.
These scores deliver straightforward information about your child's learning progress without preamble or excuses.
The preamble of the Declaration is a really nice and wonderful piece of universal politics.
The constitution had no stirring preamble that laid out a vision of a democratic Germany.
The author of the preamble in both books is Valeri Ivanov-Taganski, a notable Russian writer
Therefore, any preamble of a declaration should also contain a reference to international humanitarian law,
including its preamble which is an integral part thereof.
He noted that, according to the preamble of the Convention, the conservation of biological diversity was a common concern of humanity.
The Convention's preamble reaffirms the right to freedom to seek,
One proposal was to express clearly in the Preamble that humanity is part of the"community of life.
E While preamble and purpose were not specifically mentioned, the proposal contained elements that would customarily go into a preambular section.
And this is just a preamble of what the exhibitions of our luxurious brands will be like.
Rev. 2 integrated customary laws and protocols in its Preamble, the objectives and“Use of Terms”.
The Constitution's preamble and the chapter entitled General provisions will set out the fundamental constitutional values.
The measures start with a 10-point preamble, of which the first three paragraphs seem to be of special importance.