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Sainmhíniú aon bhall den chlann leathóg soleidae, forleathan in uiscí tanaí os cionn na scairbhe ilchríochaí sna creasa trópaiceacha is measartha Tagairt """Sól"", Vicipéid, http://ga.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%B3l [15.5.2014]"
Nóta Répartition géographique: Atlantique nord-est, du nord de la Norvège et l'Islande jusqu'au golfe de Gascogne. Mer Blanche (Les poissons de mer des pêches françaises, J-C Quéro et J-J Vayne, Delachaux et Niestlé, 2005).
Comhthéacs ciallaíonn ‘tuismitheoir uchtála’ athair uchtála, máthair uchtála nó fear-uchtaitheoir aonair de réir bhrí na mínithe ar ‘athair uchtála’, ‘máthair uchtála’ agus ‘fear-uchtaitheoir aonair’ faoi seach in alt 2 den Acht um Shaoire Uchtaíoch 1995 ach amhail is dá bhfágfaí na focail ‘nó a chuirfear’ ar lár i ngach míniú de na mínithe sin; Tagairt "Airteagal 2, An tAcht um Shaoire do Thuismitheoirí (Leasú) 2006 http://www.oireachtas.ie/viewdoc.asp?DocID=6798&CatID=87&StartDate=01%20January%202006&OrderAscending=0 [26.01.2010]"
Nóta The Adoption Acts allow for a single person, a married person acting alone or a divorced or separated person to adopt. Section 10 (2) of the Adoption Act 1991 permits adoption by single parents where the Adoption Board is satisfied that in the particular circumstances of the case, it is desirable to make such an adoption order. Although an individual in a stable non-marital relationship may adopt under the legislation a couple in the same circumstances may not.
Nóta Since ‘single ‘ can mean both ‘individual’ or ‘sole’ and also ’unmarried’, to speak of a ‘single adopter’ may refer to an adoption by one person under Section 51 of the Adoption and Children Act 2002 ie adoption by one individual, but may also refer to adoption by two unmarried members of a couple, each of whom can be described as a single person
Sainmhíniú Personne qui adopte seule. [FR] Tagairt Définition rédigée par le juriste linguiste de l’unité de langue FR désigné pour le projet «Vocabulaire juridique multilingue», DGTrad de la Cour de justice de l'Union européenne, le 12.11.2009.