Esimerkkejä Proposed changes käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
{-}
-
Official
-
Financial
-
Computer
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Programming
I will now read out the proposed changes.
The proposed changes are certainly commendable.
Mrs Sigmund accepted the proposed changes.
Proposed changes in European financial supervision.
The Bureau approved the proposed changes.
Proposed changes to the International Health Regulations.
The Committee approves the proposed changes.
Reject the proposed changes and search for another solution.
The Committee endorses the proposed changes.
The proposed changes do not do away with those mechanisms.
I therefore, voted in favour of the report's proposed changes.
In 2008, the Commission proposed changes to the current rules.
The Community policies for which the Commission has proposed changes;
Proposed changes in the regulation implementing the ORD.
It also sets out clear definitions reflecting the proposed changes.
The scope of any proposed changes will depend on what we hear.
Mr Rodríguez García Caro was not convinced that the proposed changes would be effective.
The proposed changes to the current Directive are listed in Article 1.
The Commission has today adopted the following proposed changes to the Merger Regulation.
Proposed changes to current article 11 of Council Regulation N° 1083/2006.
The rapporteur accepted some of the proposed changes; on others a compromise had been found.
The proposed changes concern mainly the governance and functioning of the Board.
For essentially the same reasons, the Commission cannot accept the proposed changes concerning postal services.
Sweden has recently proposed changes to the current system of disability pensions.
The Commission understands Parliament's aim to secure optimistic targets for these fundamental points andis in a position to accept the proposed changes.
The proposed changes are designed to improve the practical application of the Directive.
Mr Dassis requested that the proposed changes should not affect incumbent section presidents.
The proposed changes do not necessarily have a direct impact on farmers, but they will lead to simplification, cost savings and efficiencies further up the chain, all of which will improve dairy sector competitiveness and as such should lead to an indirect benefit to farmers through the marketplace.
I believe that the proposed changes are positive for the outermost areas concerned.
The proposed changes do not go beyond what is necessary to achieve the purported objectives and concern areas where further harmonisation will have significant impact.