subarticle
nounEtymology From sub- + article.
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a part of an article
- The Lower Division suggested that Subarticle II(3), which, as proposed, provided “After commencement of delivery of mainstream water by means of the Central Arizona Project, . . .” be revised to read: “After commencement of delivery of ...1980, Updating the Hoover Dam Documents, 1978:
- (3) After the expiration of one year following the end of the period mentioned in the notice calling in any notes under subarticle (1), any Maltese lira coins so called in but not presented for redemption shall cease to be included in the coin liabilities of the bank and the value of such coins,2005, USA International Business Publications, Malta Central Bank & Financial Policy Handbook, Int'l Business Publications, →ISBN, page 23:
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- (3) Benefit sharing and/or access for the utilization of agenetic resource and/or traditional knowledge substantiated in subarticle (1) is conducted based on national laws and international laws in the realm of genetic resources and traditional knowledge.2017, World Intellectual Property Organization, Key Questions on Patent Disclosure Requirements for Genetic Resources and Traditional Knowledge, WIPO, →ISBN, page 77: