Examples of using To terminology in English and their translations into Spanish
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especially with regard to terminology, as the report referred to Zaire and not to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
especially with regard to terminology, emphasis and institutional framework.
such technical regulations may also apply to terminology, symbols, packaging,
Secretary-General We have the honour to refer to Terminology Bulletin No. 347/Rev.1(ST/CS/SER. F/347/Rev.1),
that revisions will be limited to terminology, so that it aligns itsself to the 1993 MLM Convention,
Obtaining access to terminologies and data bases.
Further challenges also relate to terminology.
The contractors also have access to terminology resources.
Language standardization is closely related to terminology work.
Credits: 3 Introduction to Terminology and its relation to Translation.
Recourse to terminology online is much more efficient than manual references.
Title should refer to terminology used in UNEP/FAO/RC/CRC.7/15 Annex IV see comment 2.
Interpreters will be given wider access to terminology databases and other available reference material.
we offer services related to terminology and translation memories i.e.
With regards to terminology, the ICJ upheld that for the Treaty to be adequately interpreted, the aforementioned concepts
Facilities for electronic document transmission, access to the optical disk system and to terminology data will be made available to all translators and editors.
EAFT individual members may be individuals who are active in areas relevant to terminology or who support the aims of the Association in other ways.
Proposal to mainstream the targets of the Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) according to terminology agreed upon in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
It was therefore necessary to cut this Gordian knot by addressing issues relating to terminology, the coming into being of the new state of affairs, and sovereignty.
regulated nature of medical texts as well as the strict adherence to terminology required for some countries.