Exemple de utilizare a Broader definition în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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I prefer that broader definition of Liberty.
The Commission will examine carefully the consequences of adopting any such broader definition.
A broader definition includes four elements.
The contracting authority- broader definition.
A broader definition of"toys" and adoption of the concept of foreseeable use bearing in mind behaviour of children;
I should also like to comment on Parliament's amendment proposing a broader definition of'legal timber'.
The EESC strongly supports the broader definition of the offences concerning trafficking in human beings proposed by this Directive.
Sir, just to be clear you're hoping there can be a broader definition of"vital interests"?
For the resistance analysis, a broader definition of virologic failure was used than in the primary efficacy analysis.
The Committee is in favour of expanding the list of offences as part of a broader definition of terrorism.
As a broader definition, we can say that a protocol is used as a set of procedures(or rules) used to communicate.
So I thought that I would show you a few videos to show off this new, broader definition of design in products and services and environments.
A broader definition might include everything from gardening and gastronomy to urban planning and innovative tech startups.
So, while putting together these corruption perceptions indexes we have to take into account this broader definition of corruption as the abuse of one's position of power in order to obtain additional benefits.
A broader definition of these processes may be provided on account of their joint feature of generating and using highly reactive species of free radicals oOH, whose action can lead to the almost complete degradation of the resistant chemical compounds, until mineralisation.
The Republic of Poland adds that it is also possible that that future convention will include a broader definition of‘broadcasting organisation' than that under EU law in order to cover web or‘simulcasting' broadcasters.
The EESC therefore feels that the forthcoming mapping exercise, as referred to in the Social Business Initiative,must be undertaken prior to, and separately from, efforts to develop a broader definition of social labelling of enterprises.
For the resistance analyses, a broader definition of virologic failure was used than in the primary efficacy analysis.
Construction elevators are commonly referred to as construction lifts, butconstruction lifts include a broader definition and construction platforms also fall into the category of construction lifts. Simple construct….
The EESC welcomes this new broader definition of package travel, which clearly addresses issues raised by customised travel packages which were not covered by the 1990 directive, despite the fact that consumers were generally under the impression that they were protected.
The aforementioned definition does not allow a directed graph to have multiple arrows with same source and target nodes, butsome authors consider a broader definition that allow directed graphs to have such multiple arrows(namely, they allow the arrows set to be a multiset).
The scale increases greatly if we use a broader definition that includes indirect and ancillary employment, which brings the total employed to 36.4 million, or 17% of the workforce(GHK et al., 2007).
The exclusion of disputes that do not arise exclusively from transactions concluded via electronic means(in other words, offline),not having adopted the broader definition of electronic commerce set out in Directive 2000/31/EC, including conflicts arising from online commercial communications that do not result in a transaction.
The EESC considers that the Member States should integrate a broader definition of trafficking(and furthermore,broader anti-trafficking language) into their legislation in order to provide a framework to address this complex and evolving phenomenon in its various forms.
Subject to the outcome of the present consultation,it is the Commission's preliminary view that the broader definition as set down in the e-commerce directive should be maintained for gambling and that this should be combined with that for information society services as set down in Directive 98/34/EC such that the following common definition for on-line gambling services should be applied as defining the scope of the current consultation.
In this context,the EESC warmly welcomes the approach taken in devising a broader definition of"agricultural research", reflecting the challenges for European agriculture including, in particular, adapting to and mitigating climate change, the development of renewable energies from agricultural sources, conservation of biodiversity, sustainable management of water resources, not to mention the promotion of ICT and the quality of production.
That's a rather broad definition.
The broad definition of"competent authority"(Article 4);
The broad definition of"competent authority"(Article 4);
Broad definition(no exclusion).