Examples of using Directly affecting in English and their translations into Danish
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Of this amount, HFL 660 million was made available for measures directly affecting the labour market.
For any other reason directly affecting the safety or fairness of the competition.
Among the various amendments that I support,I would highlight those directly affecting children's goods.
Where appropriate, new proposals directly affecting peat and lignite should be prepared and submitted to the Council.
ReplayGain software, meanwhile, stores the information in the metadata of mp3(ID3v2 or APE)rather than directly affecting audio mp3.
It is vital that,in an agreement so directly affecting the fundamental rights of citizens, there is democratic legitimacy.
This results in the hindering of trade in medicinal products within the Community,thereby directly affecting the functioning of the internal market.
Commission proposals andCouncil decisions directly affecting individ uals(tax exemption, intra Community controls) are reported in Section 3 of this chapter,'A people's Europe', a new section introduced for that purpose.3.
They can expand the vessels either by affecting the brain impulses, or directly affecting the smooth muscles of their walls.
Providing patients with better access to quality information about the treatment being administered to them increases the chances of them understanding the decision directly affecting them.
Million EUA for social development projects directly affecting the rural community training and health and education infrastructure.
The second is the adenohypophysis,whichregulates the synthesis of hormones by other endocrine glands, directly affecting them through tropic hormones.
The details of the Commission proposals and Council decisions directly affecting individuals(removal of restrictions, mutual recognition of diplomas, access to economic activity, special rights of individuals and passport) are given in the second part of this section,'A people's Europe'.4.
Shadow and parallel budgets are in themselves a form of corruption, directly affecting internal, regional and even global security.
If the capacity is too large, it will cause serious impact on the arc extinguishing chamber,causing damage to the vacuum interrupter bellows, directly affecting the vacuum.
The genealogist's fee(s) will then be deducted from the Estate, directly affecting the amount the heir(s) receive, again without their knowledge or consent.
IT I am certainly aware of this, within the confines I stated at the start; that is,it is not within the competences of the European Union to adopt normative actions directly affecting this area.
That is, bacterial, viral, rikettsial, fungal, andprotozoal agents directly affecting the heart or reaching the heart from other body parts can lead to myocarditis.
The members of the ECB executive board, who are appointed for eight years and cannot be removed from office, will have unprecedented influence on exchange rate and interest rate policy andother economic policies directly affecting people, regions and nations.
My answer is that this House is the expression of the people's sovereignty andit is therefore bound to speak out on matters directly affecting the citizens, especially where their dignity is concerned, since its main role is to represent them and to defend their interests.
Mechanism of action Ibandronic acid is a highly potent bisphosphonate belonging to the nitrogen-containing group of bisphosphonates, which act selectively on bone tissue andspecifically inhibit osteoclast activity without directly affecting bone formation.
It should take account of the fact that in Europe today there are serious demographic problems directly affecting social cohesion and solidarity between the generations.
It is true that PNR are normally analysed automatically on the basis of risk indicators, but I must emphasise this:the Commission wants a guarantee that this sort of automated analysis will never lead to a decision directly affecting an individual.
Owing to the economic crisis, Member States are cutting investment in education and training, directly affecting young people's future prospects and the future of the EU.
I am also pleased to see that a new Title headed'Visas, asylum, immigration and other policies related to free movement of persons' has been inserted in the Treaty establishing the European Community.This will allow consistency to be increased in the key areas directly affecting the people of Europe.
All this contributes to the normalization of the whole body andthe appearance of the special qualities of movement, directly affecting the performance of the studied methods and the quality of the so-called force.
Iii Cooperation procedure: Article 149 of the EEC Treaty, as amended by Article 6 of the Single European Act; this procedure applies to certain basic instruments(e.g. adoption of specific R& TD pro grammes,vertical implementing Regulation for the ERDF, etc.) directly affecting the budget.
From this point of view, it is essential to ensure true policy coherence between policies directly affecting the LDCs, such as development aid, trade, fisheries, the environment, agriculture, climate change, energy, investment and finance, in order to reduce poverty and guarantee decent incomes and livelihoods for the inhabitants of the LDCs.
Whereas differences between national laws relating to flavourings hinder the free movement of foodstuffs; whereas they may create conditions of unequal competition,thereby directly affecting the functioning of the internal market;
Difficulties emerging in the light of experience in the application of this Treaty, or fundamental economic ortechnical changes directly affecting the common market in coal and steel, make it necessary to adapt the rules for the[Commission's] exercise of its powers, appropriate amendments may be made; they must not, however, conflict with the provisions of Articles 2, 3 and 4 or interfere with the relationship between the powers of the[Commission] and those of the other institutions of the Community.