Examples of using Need to be revised in English and their translations into Dutch
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Those measures will therefore need to be revised.
These risks need to be revised as the project progresses.
Now it appeared that my timetable would need to be revised.
I feel that Member States' contributions need to be revised in order to include our new commitments and needs even before 2006.
Current funding programmes expire in 2013 and need to be revised.
These rules need to be revised, and supplemented with a provision subjecting operators to the legislation of both Member States.
This surprising result suggests that models of these discs may need to be revised.
These national guidelines or regulations need to be revised and co-ordinated at European level.
The proposed penalties for overshooting the national maximum guaranteed areas need to be revised.
In the light of enlargement the Annexes of both Nature directives will need to be revised to incorporate new habitat types and species from those countries.
The Section feels that the proposed penalties for overshooting the national maximum guaranteed areas need to be revised.
The Commission also considers that the grounds on which a foreign judgement may be opposed need to be revised and that it would be up to the defendant to contest the judgement.
more technical parameters may need to be revised.
The provisions concerning the amounts expressed in euro need to be revised in order to clarify the procedure
You will automatically be notified when documents need to be revised or removed.
However, it understands that the rules on the"general good" need to be revised, as they give MS the opportunity to adopt legislation that is likely to hinder cross-border distribution of insurance products.
The Commission needs to establish whether the exemptions are still appropriate, whether they need to be revised, expanded or repealed.
With regard to the definitions used in the proposal, the EESC believes that some of them need to be revised as, whether for reasons of terminology, translation or differing legal traditions in the Member States,
European Works Council Directive(94/45/EC) and on any aspects of the directive that might need to be revised exploratory opinion.
one by one, the proposals that need to be revised on the grounds that their division into two different legal acts no longer corresponds to the law as laid down by the Court of Justice,
In the light of this assessment the review concludes on the extent to which the Community's priorities need to be revised for the period up to July 2012.
European Works Council Directive(94/45/EC) and on any aspects of the directive that might need to be revised.
the record-keeping of lists of derogations are technical matters, which need to be revised taking into account technical and scientific developments as well as regulatory developments;
The third objective of this Conference will, in my view, be to examine the extent to which the policies and types of cooperation created by the Treaties need to be revised.
minimum percentages in the annex to the Decision need to be revised to take account of any changes to the individual budget lines in the final budget adopted for 2004.
Discussion about new developments will therefore have to be coupled with the question of the extent to which the legal limitingconditions need to be revised.
associated with those substances, the strict criteria for RTP polymers may need to be revised in the light of experience gained with such notifications made in accordance with the new specific requirements laid down in this Directive;
with the aim of determining whether the exposure limit values set out in the Council recommendation need to be revised.
on any aspects of the directive that might need to be revised, drawn up by the rapporteur, Mr Piette.
on any aspects of the directive that might need to be revised.