Examples of using Which explicitly in English and their translations into Danish
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Also some players which explicitly say they don't support SVCD may play it.
The author Janne Teller has even written a novel, Kom(Come, 2008), which explicitly takes up the problem.
A"comparative advertising" means any advertising which explicitly or by implication identifies a competitor or goods or services offered by a competitor;
I believe, therefore, that we must infer from this a deletion in Annex II, even ifthere is no amendment which explicitly calls for that.
This action is a blatant defiance of WTO rules which explicitly prohibit the suspension of concessions while arbitration is still taking place.
This year, for the first time, Kirmes& Park Revue, Europe's leading amusement park specialist magazine, awarded an independent prize which explicitly caters to the European leisure park industry.
In this regard, I shall quote the International Labour Organisation, which explicitly referred to the European social model as a possible source of inspiration for emerging new powers.
Furthermore, as the House will probably know,the Commission has recently presented a proposal for a regulation on sales promotion which explicitly allows national fixed book prices.
Firstly, there is the Maastricht Treaty, which explicitly provides that the trans-European networks are to contribute to the strengthening of the Community's economic and social cohesion.
He held a chair at Princeton from 1953 until his death,holding a contract which explicitly stated that he had no lecturing duties.
This measure complies, therefore, with Article 175(4) of the EC Treaty, which explicitly stipulates that the Member States must ensure that environmental policy is implemented and this also constitutes a further important step towards the desired sustainability of development in the EU.
Hereafter the Brand Statement is uncoiled specifically in functions such as product development, customer service andcommunication through the phrasing of strategies for these areas which explicitly include the Brand Statement.
This amendment would also avoid inconsistency with Article 11 which explicitly requires revisions for one specific harmonisation rule the treatment of price reductions.
This therefore violates the fundamental right to life, as well as the international conventions which Yemen is party to and, last but not least,even the penal code in this country, which explicitly forbids the use of capital punishment against juvenile offenders.
In addition to statements which explicitly describe such risks and uncertainties, readers are urged to consider a statement that is labeled with the conditions"laws",“lover”,"Consumers","Ideas","Assumptions","Plans" or"similar" expression of a v re unsafe and progressive.
I am also pleased with Article 52 of the as yet unratified European Constitution, which explicitly talks about a dialogue that the Union would maintain openly, transparently and as a matter of course.
There is, however, an amendment which explicitly seeks an undertaking regarding Regulation 2815, the regulation which provides for the possibility of marketing oil without labelling and lays down the origin of the product linked to the place of pressing and not the place of harvesting.
With respect to capital buffers, attention should be drawn to the BCBS statement of July 2002 which explicitly recognises the importance of capital buffers in relation to potential concerns about pro-cyclicality 1.
This has been resolved in the new law through the fact that the Bank s statutory objective in Stage Three will be determined by directly applicable Community law and in particular Article 105( 1) of the Treaty and Article 2 of the Statute andthrough Article 2( new), which explicitly acknowledges the Bank s integration in the ESCB.
Mr President, I would like to start by congratulating the Commission on a very timely andfar-reaching communication which explicitly acknowledges the rapidly growing environmental impact of air transport and clearly recognises that this growth is unsustainable.
Similarly we can claim credit for the fact that we have achieved a very successful summit with the United States two weeks ago with a very real breakthrough of immense importance to Europe in that the United States administration has signed with us an agreement on sanctions legislation which explicitly rejects extraterritoriality which is of great importance to us.
The imperfection in Article 7.4 is remedied in Article 55, No. 21( 2),of the new Statute, which explicitly recognises that, after the adoption of the euro by Greece, the competence to impose minimum reserves and related matters is governed exclusively by the ESCB 's regulatory framework.
The intra-ACP envelope of the the 10th EDF has earmarked EUR 300 million for the new African Peace Facility which was agreed for the period 2008-2010 and which explicitly recognises the key role of the Regional Economic Communities.
On 19 November 2007 the EU adopted stronger sanctions with Common Position 2007/750/CFSP58, which explicitly targets the exploitation of natural resources that profit the authorities, the military and associated persons, responsible for the September events and the stalemate in that country.
If this were the case, if this were also your intention, then you would, for example,be able to adopt Amendment No 101- which we tabled with some other Members- which explicitly limits the scope to intentional infringements for commercial gain.
As Mr Harbour reminded us, last November the large majority of this House gave support to his report which explicitly favoured the principle of making significant change- not the status quo or anything like it- in order to establish a more linear career system for the European civil service, for all the reasons he was kind enough to set out again tonight.
In October 2004 the United States, unilaterally and without prior notice,withdrew from a bilateral agreement signed with the European Union in 1992, which explicitly authorised this type of investment, and the US decided to being a case in the WTO.
Hence the importance of the so-called"Green Light" legislation in the Congress sponsored by the Republican party under House Resolution 1553, which explicitly supports an Israeli attack on Iran In practice, the proposed legislation is a"Green Light" to the White House and the Pentagon rather than to Israel.
With the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women(CEDAW), adopted in 1979 and ratified by 169 states as of mid-2002,the international community hasgiven itself a binding legal instrument, which explicitly aims at the recognition and protectionof the human rights of women.
For the mainstream programmes which represent over 90% of the financial envelope available in the Structural Funds,the Commission has set clear guidelines which explicitly encourage the support of a balanced and sustainable development of tourism, in particular through three activities.