Exemplos de uso de To be set out em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Measures to be set out in the Single Market Act.
Therefore, these two conditions are going to be set out in February and March.
Actions to be set out in the Work Programme could include measures to. .
Whereas responsibilities for administering medical exposure need to be set out;
Here the scapegoat,‘azazel' in Hebrew,means‘to be set out' for the total separation of sin.
Gorski makes a historic summary of how urban centers were noticing problems to be set out.
While, though, we do need plans and programmes to be set out, they also need to be implemented, and as soon as possible.
This solution clearly had considerable advantages on the practical plane, butit encountered opposition from certain Member States, which preferred principles and programmes of a general nature to be set out.
The Committee calls for the scope of the directive and derogations from it to be set out more clearly, and sharper distinctions to be drawn between them.
However, guidelines need to be set out for the application of this principle which should logically take into account the particular circumstances which exist in the four Member States to which the fund will apply.
In this context, it is necessary to lay down the details of the information to be set out in the inventory referred to in Article 16 of Regulation(EC) No 1493/1999.
The purpose of the training was to enable the key mission personnel, under the guidance of the Head of Mission designate, Mr Yves de Kermabon, to carry out the tasks specified in their job descriptions andto achieve the objectives of the future ESDP Mission in Kosovo, to be set out in the Joint Action for the ESDP Kosovo Mission.
Whereas to that end the information to be set out in the applications for licences and the conditions for accepting applications should be determined uniformly;
EIB Financing Operations in this region should be carried out in close cooperation with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development(“the EBRD”),in particular according to the terms to be set out in a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding between the Commission, the EIB and the EBRD.
The standard phrases for special risks andsafety precautions to be set out in Annexes IV and V to Directive 91/414/EEC should be assigned in the light of the assessment by the Member States of the active substance(s) of those products in accordance with that Directive.
No feed additive shall be authorised unless the applicant for such authorisation has adequately and sufficiently demonstrated in accordance with the implementing measures referred to in Article 7 that,when used in accordance with conditions to be set out in the Regulation authorising the use of the additive, it satisfies the requirements of paragraph 2, and has at least one of the characteristics set out in paragraph 3.
The standard phrases for special risks andsafety precautions to be set out in Annex IV and V to Directive 91/414/EEC should allow a sufficient description of the special risks which may arise during the use of plant-protection production and the safety precautions which should be taken.
Articles 51(3), 56(1) and 83 of Regulation(EC)No 883/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 April 2004 on the coordination of social security systems provide for special provisions concerning the application of the legislation of the Member States to be set out in Annex XI to that Regulation. Annex XI is intended to take account of the particularities of the various social security systems of Member States in order to facilitate the application of the rules on coordination.
These proposals, to be set out in a communication that will hopefully be produced before Christmas, will build on the July 2002 communication on Information and Communication Strategy for the European Union, and will follow four principles for relay management set out in that communication: a more homogenous brand; a more streamlined and decentralised set of information outlets and networks; closer partnership with Member State authorities; and more interinstitutional cooperation.
Highlights the importance of improved budgetary statistics with more accurate and standardised definitions,methods of calculation and procedures, to be set out in a manual of methodological guidelines, and welcomes the initiative of the Commission to present proposals for minimum standards for the independence, integrity and quality of national statistical institutes, and enhanced competence for Eurostat to coordinate, monitor and carry out on-the-spot control of the figures forwarded by Member States;
In 1991, FS decided to contract TAV to build these lines in accordance with criteria to be set out in a performance agreement, which stipulated that TAV had to use general contractors to be chosen among Italy's leading industrial groupings.
The Agency has the good fortune to be setting out on its endeavours already equipped with a substantial inheritance of baseline environmental data and information in various forms.