Examples of using Specific and precise in English and their translations into Danish
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Yes, maritime transport needs specific and precise reforms.
That is a specific and precise question that needs to be answered.
The procedures presented in the regulation are specific and precise.
The assumptions must be readily understandable by investors,be specific and precise and not relate to the general accuracy of the estimates underlying the forecast.
DE The proposals made in this report are very specific and precise.
The assumptions must be readily understandable by investors,be specific and precise and not relate to the general accuracy of the estimates underlying the forecast.
Be as imaginative, intense, seductive and spectacular as Dali, as simple, specific and precise.
The ESA concepts are in several instances more specific and precise than those of the SNA, e.g.: b the inclusion of other changes in assets accounts, i.e. the introduction of the con cepts other changes in volume, nominal holding gains and real holding gains; c the introduction of a subsectoring of house holds; d the introduction of a new concept of final consumption: Actual Final Consumption;
Landscape architects are creative and artistic, butneed to be specific and precise during the design phase.
Whether you are milling deep shoulders, trying to avoid vibration,or require specific and precise contours, you will find the shoulder milling tool you need here.
Mr President, setting up a Committee of Inquiry, which the European Parliament is calling for, could provide those useful elements that we did not find were sufficiently expressed in the motion for resolution,and give some specific and precise guidelines as to the instruments needed to prevent the reoccurrence of cases such as that of Parmalat.
Wijsenbeek(ELDR), rapporteur.- Mr President, I put three very specific and precise questions to the Commissioner but I.
Health Canada is also working on a“Healthy Eating Pattern for Health Professionals and Policy Makers” to be released later this year,which will contain more specific and precise recommendations for use in developing menus for schools, seniors' residences and hospitals, for example.
This directive rightly includes measures to discourage debtors from paying late, measures that allow creditors to exercise their rights, and also identifies specific and precise rules such as default notices, compensation for recovery costs and the 30-day deadline, unless particular derogations apply, for the payment of debts.
In these situations it is precisely that and we are aware that the world will continue to change and develop and that is the reason why in this regulation, as in REACH and other regulations,we were careful to provide a very specific and precise regulatory frameworkand to leave room for future modification based on these criteria, although the criteria themselves are predetermined.
On this issue a precise, specific and consistent commitment is needed.
I have not yet heard a question that did not receive a precise, specific and honest answer.
Please be more specific and more precise and tell me what you feel about the killing of Algerian Berbers resulting from the police charge at the end of April in Algeria.
Of course, we can say that we are waiting for the Member States, butI believe that sometimes you must present more specific and more precise demands and then fight for them,and this is also what Mr Szájer has said.
In the current proposal for the Directive, which was approved by the Parliament during its first reading and then reconsidered by the Council, we can see that this guarantee is there, even ifsome of the conditions could be made more precise, specific and detailed.
A precise and specific financial economic plan is necessary.
That communication also contains extremely precise and specific guidelines.
The broad economic policy guidelines must be as realistic, precise and specific as possible.
Article 10 of the 1995 regulation already gives a precise and specific legal basis which has to be respected.
I know that you regularly read the"Newsletter' which is published every two months and which lists a number of precise and specific examples.
We therefore ask that initiative-holding institution to present a specific programme against Alzheimer's disease, a separate programme from the public health programme in general and the relevant budget,proposing precise and specific objectives: a means to provide temporal continuity for the many projects presented every year by so many non-governmental organizations representing Alzheimer's sufferersand their families, within the scope of the Commission actions.
Mr President, what I liked best about this report- and I would like to congratulate its author,Mr Vincent Peillon- is that it is precise and specific.
Berndt, it is very precise and specific.
Berndt, it is very precise and specific.