Esimerkkejä Should be pointed out käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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I think certain things should be pointed out to this man.
It should be pointed out that there is a link between the shortage of organs and the illegal trade in them.
If we agree to refer this reportback to committee before the vote, a few things should be pointed out.
The ingredients should be pointed out in the item's label.
With regard to the Member' s question about certain Member States' attitude to these initiatives from the Presidency, it should be pointed out that the initiatives were approved unanimously by the Council.
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In this respect, it should be pointed out that Directive 91/477/EEC relates to the establishment and functioning of the internal market.
If by"formal inquiries" the Committee means theprocedures under Article 93(2) andasks to beinformed of them, it should be pointed out thatthe procedures(initiation, termination) arepublished in the OJ in order to inform all theparties concerned and to receive any comryents they may have.
It should be pointed out that Croatia is already part of Reitox, the European Information Network on Drugs and Drug Addiction.
This is also down to the fact- and it should be pointed out- that the Union's powers in healthcare matters are still fairly restricted compared to national powers.
It should be pointed out such seed is not allowed to be coated and must be absolutely free from any trace of GMOs.
It is the bull that has the best life; since we are talking about animal welfare, it should be pointed out that bulls are very well fed, they live in the open air, they run around in the way that animals like to do, and in the end they die fighting using their own defences.
It should be pointed out, moreover, that, in the decision adopted in the regional proceeding, the investigation covered the period from 1 January to 30 September 1992(recital 6 in that decision), and related to the particular situation of the United Kingdom industry at the time, whereas, in the present case, the investigation took place during the period from 1 April 1993 to 31 March 1994(recital 9 in the contested regulation) and covered the whole of the Community industry.
As regards the legal characterisation of Mr Hautem 's participation in drawing up the documents found on Mr Yasse 's computer, it should be pointed out that, in paragraph 70 of the judgment under appeal, the Court of First Instance held that such participation, even though it could be regarded as helping in the exercise of a commercial activity, could not be characterised as engaging in a professional activity of a commercial nature within the meaning of Article 4 of the Staff Regulations of the Bank.
It should be pointed out that use of approved bodies is optional, while it is mandatory to use notified bodies.
We have just held a debate on Belarus, but it should be pointed out that the Commission has noted broad support for an ambitious policy of neighbourhood and has expressed its opinions in that regard in the Communication of 12 May 2004 which was approved by the European Council in June.
And it should be pointed out that the new Amsterdam Treaty itself maintains the requirement of unanimity in the Council for action in this field.
In particular it should be pointed out that the present opinion aims to pinpoint and analyse the contribution of social tourism to employment and social policies.
It should be pointed out here that the effectiveness of these measures is largely dependent on their being part of a joint approach, which will strengthen their impact on illegal operators.
Lastly, it should be pointed out that cross-border policy not only brings together different nations, but sometimes also brings together fragments of the same nation that have been unjustly separated.
It should be pointed out that there has always been a discussion as to whether human rights can be administered internally by the State or government or whether they are universal.
Lastly, it should be pointed out that not all Member States have ratified these agreements, which is another reason for the unacceptable disparity in the measures adopted by each of the Member States.
In this respect, it should be pointed out that the European Union applies much more restrictive regulations than the Convention itself, using the principle of precaution in order to maintain or, if necessary, reduce the loss of biodiversity.
It should be pointed out that the implications of a gradual introduction of biofuels are well-known and contrary to the introduction of natural gas or hydrogen there are no objective reasons for further delay.
At the same time, it should be pointed out that joint and several guarantees run directly counter to the provisions of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, according to which no Member State should be responsible for the obligations of another.
Lastly, it should be pointed out that the renunciation of the principle of nonextradition of a State's nationals, enshrined in the Framework Decision, does not deprive the executing judicial authority of any means of protection of the person concerned if, exceptionally, it becomes apparent that a surrender request is liable to infringe that person's fundamental rights.
Next, it should be pointed out that, under Article 8(2) of the Framework Directive, the national regulatory authorities must promote competition in the provision of electronic communications networks, electronic communications services and associated facilities and services by, inter alia, ensuring that there is no distortion or restriction of competition in the electronic communications sector.
It should be pointed out that, in the absence of specific provisions for transport by roll-on/roll-off ferry, such as that at issue in the main proceedings, and since point 48(7)(b) of the annex to Directive 91/628 does not apply to that means of transport, only point 48(7)(a), which lays down the general provisions applicable to transport by sea, determines the conditions in which the transportation of animals in such a roll-on/roll-off ferry must take place.