Examples of using Substantial modification in English and their translations into Danish
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These substantial modifications are of three types.
In the course of the procedure the Commission demanded substantial modifications to the system.
No further substantial modification is provided for in the proposal.
Paragraph 4 asks for us to be consulted again should the Council intend to make substantial modifications.
Vi"new source" means any source of which the construction or substantial modification is commenced at least one year after the date of.
In addition, any substantial modification relating to the actual subject-matter of the contract must be considered equivalent to the conclusion of a new contract, requiring a new competition.
The rules for 1993 are not yet adopted butfor the time being no substantial modifications are envisaged.
Substantial modification within the meaning of Article 56 of Regulation(EC) No 1198/2006 to be completed only ifthere was significant modification since the previous report.
These organizations shall also inform the Depositary of any substantial modification in the extent of their competence.
Any operation shall remain eligible only if it does not within five years from the date of the authorisation of the payment by the applicant country's paying agency undergo a substantial modification.
New stationary source' means any stationary source the construction or substantial modification of which is commenced after the expiration of two years from the date of entry into force of this Protocol;
The Commission then informed Mr C. that it had decided to cancel its financial assistance,because there had been substantial modifications of the original proposal.
Whereas the burden of proof that the criteria exist for concluding that a substantial modification of the contents of a database is to be regarded as a substantial new investment lies with the maker of the database resulting from such investment;
The provisions formulated in the draft motion and the protocol which have been submitted to us,are intended to correct this ill-conceived integration by a substantial modification of Article 127(2) of the Treaty on Union.
Major new stationary combustion source' means any stationary combustion source the construction or substantial modification of which is authorised after 31 December 1995 and the thermal input of which, when operating at rated capacity, is at least 50 MWth.
If a substantial modification of the material components of a project is requested, expenditure relating to the new additional or extended physical components shall be eligible from the date on which the Commission receives the request for amendment.
Whereas Council Directive 84/360/EEC of 28 June 1984 on the combating of air pollution from industrial plants(5)introduced a general framework requiring authorization prior to any operation or substantial modification of industrial installations which may cause air pollution;
Aid projects andprogrammes for which Community funding exceeds ECU 1 million, and any substantial modifications and possible overruns of approved projects and programmes which exceed 20% of the amount initially agreed, shall be adopted according to the procedure laid down in Article 15 3.
Most members of the Working Group thought that such a merger would contribute to the overall consistency of the Union's external action(within the meaning of Article 3 TEU) butthat it should not involve a substantial modification of the existing institutional balance.
Should substantial modifications, other than a natural fall of rum consumption, take place on the Community rum market following the enlargement of the EEC, the Community undertakes to consult with the traditional exporters of rum taking into account the situation newly created, with a view to safeguarding the traditional suppliers' interests.
It is clear, in fact, that a straight policy of energy conservation, even if pursued with impetus, while able to bring about some positive results in the short-medium range,would not lead to the substantial modifications that are required to achieve the basic goal.
Any undertaking which intends to discontinue or make substantial modifications to a transport service which it provides to the public on a continuous and regular basis and which is not covered by the contract system or the public service obligation shall notify the competent authorities of the Member State thereof at least three months in advance.
However, we only voted in favour of this resolution because the new wording of paragraph 6- which Mr Vidal-Quadras rightly called a substantial modification of the initial text- points out very clearly that this issue falls exclusively within the competence of Spain.
The Member States shall ensure that an operation retains the contribution from the Funds only if that operation does not, within five years of the date of the decision of the competent national authorities orthe managing authority on the contribution of the Funds, undergo a substantial modification.
However, given the fact that amendments to one draft Directive may have an impact on the other andthe fact that the draft Directives propose substantial modifications to the UCITS Directive, the ECB believes that, for the sake of clarity, transparency and legal certainty, discussion of a complete and integral.
I feel that Parliament will be required to take courageous, decisive action in matters much more important than a resolution, if, as I fear, the agenda is not extended, and if, in the end, as the current stateof affairs would suggest, an excess of caution results in a Conference which makes nothing more than cosmetic changes to the Treaties and avoids any substantial modifications.
Vote on common position(qualified majority or unanimity in case of modification of Commission proposal where Commission disagrees)2k.I fresh consultation of Parliament in case of substantial modification of proposal originally submitted to 1t(on the request of the President of Parliament, the competent committee, 23 Members or a political group) can this procedure be applied to codecision, where Parliament is not'consulted', and specifically not by the Council?
Besides welcoming the new articles 29, 30 and31 of the Treaty on European Union- in other words, the substantial modification of former articles K.1, K.2 and K.3- which set the goal of the progressive establishment of an area of freedom, security and justice, we must address the following issue: after having achieved a great deal in the economic sphere, we are now getting down to the essence of European integration- a subject which is difficult to tackle: the sphere of values.
It shall be a matter for the competent national authorities to decide whether a modification is substantial or not, taking into account such factors as the environmental benefits of the modification. .
It is a matter for the competent national authorities to decide whether a modification is substantial or not, taking into account such factors as the environmental benefits of the modification; .