Examples of using Sufficiently precise in English and their translations into Dutch
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Not all terms used in the Sixth Directive are sufficiently precise.
The procedures are not sufficiently precise and leave room for interpretation.
The existing principles are too broad in scope and are not sufficiently precise.
Those provisions are clear and sufficiently precise to be applied directly by the actors concerned.
that term is not sufficiently precise.
In most cases, however, they are not sufficiently precise to help demarcate socioeconomic problem areas.
There are nonetheless very specific doubts as to whether the proposed criteria will be sufficiently precise.
Whether in practice evaluations can be made sufficiently precise to be commercially useful;
which is sufficiently precise.
(17) it is sufficiently precise where it lays down an obligation in unequivocal terms.
In order to ensure that each new reference is sufficiently precise, some adjustment may be necessary.
is not sufficiently precise.
Those provisions are clear and sufficiently precise to be applied directly by the actors concerned.
the financial rules are sufficiently precise and restrictive.
The Communication does not establish sufficiently precise guidelines for an equitable sharing of the responsibilities.
I trust that the rules to control the way the money is spent will be sufficiently precise to prevent any abuse.
14 are not sufficiently precise to determine the level of remuneration of the President and his deputy.
However, it is difficult to analyse changes in the use of resources in a simplified way and to design sufficiently precise indicators.
Furthermore, the term“small children” is not sufficiently precise to create a clear, unambiguous obligation amendment 22.
the Court found that the provisions of the Directive which concerned them were sufficiently precise and uncondi tional.
Air traffic services shall be sufficiently precise, complete, current,
The Circular gave special attention to the exceptions since it was felt that the relevant provisions of the Directive were not sufficiently precise.
That the Commission should set out intervention objectives that are sufficiently precise and measurable through performance indicators.
If an application is not sufficiently precise, the European Parliament shall ask the applicant to clarify it
According to some criticisms, some provisions of the Treaty are not sufficiently precise, in particular Articles 94, 95 and 308.
These recommendations would be sufficiently precise and normally provide a time-frame within which the Member State concerned is expected to act e.g. two years.
It has not been possible to develop an external"intervention" therapy sufficiently precise that attacks just the malignant population.
If they contain sufficiently precise information on this field,
is not sufficiently precise to provide legal certainty amendment 33.
This situation is due to the fact that the existing rules on how to carry out in general the noise assessment process are not clear and not sufficiently precise.