Examples of using Refers only in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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As used in this press release,"Deloitte" refers only to the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited member firms.
It refers only to technical suitability
food industry under the GMO refers only organisms modified by introducing into their genome of one
In other cases, vaccination of the population refers only to persons belonging to vulnerable groups.
In a narrower sense the term“culture” refers only to human spiritual life.
a subsidiary assistance granted to the entrepreneurs and capitalists, which refers only to subordinate tasks.
The court noted in its decision that the constitutional rights of social protection refers only the right to receive a pension.
Strictly,"Lake Nasser" refers only to the much larger portion of the lake that is in Egyptian territory(83% of the total),
Strictly,“Lake Nasser” refers only to the much larger portion of the lake that is in Egyptian territory(83% of the total),
This is important as the first paragraph refers only to an‘advocate' but in the second mention is made of‘an advocate-defender
the name Star technically refers only to the software sold with the system for the office automation market.
While the recent ruling refers only to the three victims cited in the case,
At its substantive contents strategic management refers only to the main underlying processes in the enterprise
Many brands use the word‘tea' loosely since‘tea' refers only to the dried leaves of the plant Camellia Sinensis,
The term“portable lamps” refers only to those lamps(i.e., both the lamp
An"interface" typically refers only to the operations, and perhaps some of the constraints on the operations,
The p-value refers only to a single hypothesis,
and Source refers only to a generic‘thing' that produced the universe.
i.e. energy, which refers only to the feeling of hunger
The absence of further changes in the data which is the condition required for the establishment of equilibrium refers only to such changes as could derange the adjustment of conditions to the operation of those elements which are already operating today.