Esimerkkejä Is imprecise käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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All too often, we adopt legislation that is imprecise and unclear.
If the request is imprecise or complex, the member of staff may ask the correspondent to clarify the request.
The reference to“potentially harmful long-term effects” is imprecise.
Even if the destination is imprecise, the direction is known quite well.
Coordination of the guidelines and economic policy is imprecise and non-binding.
The wording is imprecise in some places, and I am particularly concerned that Article 3 of the draft Charter only prohibits the reproductive cloning of human beings.
Since this method of adjusting pitch is imprecise, the resulting notes waver and bend.
Regression is also similar, but it takes into account that the data is imprecise.
With regard to the argument that the content of the contested letter is imprecise and uncertain, the applicant points out that the Commission may not rely on its own failure to comply with Community law.
The EESC in principle welcomes this focus and the multi-annual cycle, butnotes that the text is couched in very general terms and is imprecise in many places.
Notwithstanding the good intentions, I voted against this draft directive as it is imprecise on some technical and procedural aspects and some of the definitions are ambiguous.
I have voted against the report on the work of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly in 2009,because it is very vague and its wording is imprecise.
The Communication is imprecise as to where in the global value chain the Commission plans to target its efforts and whether its ambitions extend beyond generic components and sub-systems.
The use of the term'kognitive Gesellschaft' for'learning society' in the German version is imprecise as well as inadequate, because general education must not be purely about cognition but must also comprise emotional, social and ethical learning processes.
Projecting the price of carbon during that period is imprecise and depends on a firm allocation regime but if the aviation industry purchased 100 million tonnes during that period at an average price of EUR 30 it would, in principle, inject EUR 3 billion into CO2 reduction.
By their nature words are imprecise and layered with meaning.
The timers are imprecise.
The exact borders of the district are imprecise.
This process was imprecise and extremely dangerous.
This gun was imprecise and boorish. Unlike our karate, which is clean and precise.
Unlike our karate, which is clean and precise,this gun was imprecise and boorish.
He told me my language was imprecise.
From the above observations it would seem that the present selection criteria are imprecise and would have to be re-defined in a new Programme.
Given the negotiation of new agreements, the limits are imprecise and the political situation is in flux.
Feelings and emotions are imprecise, so when we get caught up in them, that's when things go wrong.
First of all, the information given by the Commissioner was imprecise and incomplete, which only added to media speculation and raised concerns among the public at large.
Second,‘the few assertions relating to campaign discounts… in so far as they are imprecise, unsupported, and indeed contradicted by other observations in the Decision, cannot demonstrate the opacity of the market or even of campaign discounts….
It follows that the few assertions relating to campaign discounts contained in the section of the[contested decision] dealing with the examination of the coordination of prices in the large countries,in so far as they are imprecise, unsupported, and indeed contradicted by other observations in the[contested decision], cannot demonstrate the opacity of the market or even of campaign discounts.
I don't want to be imprecise.
Your map will no longer be imprecise.