Examples of using Whose scope in English and their translations into Dutch
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Seconds with a bolt action whose scope wasn't properly aligned?
are not yet placed to other pages, whose scope fit more to their subject.
Authorization of any kind of game whose scope exceeds the boundaries of an autonomous community.
In most of the Member States regular urban transport workers are covered by collective agreements, whose scope differs from country to country.
It is also a directive whose scope has been described as both modest
Three shots in 4.8 seconds with a bolt-action whose scope wasn't properly aligned?
They will be initiatives whose scope and scale is such that existing funding schemes are not adequate to achieve the desired objectives.
non-legislative actions whose scope and content require further analysis.
At present, the special or exclusive rights whose scope does not go beyond the reserved services as defined in the postal directive are prima facie justified under Article 902.
However, this free transferability may be restricted by clauses in the Statuts whose scope may differ depending on the form of the company.
Together with the new EUSF, whose scope has been enlarged to all major emergencies regardless of their origin,
However, the Commission is also producing an annual report on this subject whose scope is even wider than that proposed by Parliament.
However, among other issues whose scope and implications should be assessed,
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Article 48 is merely a special provision whose scope is limited to the sphere which it governs,
for professional cultural events, whose scope sometimes even extends beyond Europe.
In particular, the European arrest warrant, whose scope is much wider than just terrorism,
the world-and Europe in particular-is confronted by events whose scope and impact are both uncertain and difficult to gauge.
An example is the proposed Marine Strategy Directive16, whose scope is wider than the specific focus of Horizon 2020
No 1408/71- National legislation concerning family allowances whose scope is restricted to relatives residing in the State in question.
These provisions took the form of a coordinating Regulation whose scope has been gradually extended to include self-employed workers,
which are binding on the signatories and those they represent, but whose scope can also be broadened,
regional instruments whose scope is protection of specific regional seas
the relevant provision will be replaced by an article whose scope largely corresponds to the null article within the margins of reasonableness and fairness.
While preserving the flexibility needed in a Directive whose scope covers not only contracting authorities, but also public and private undertakings operating
the'Assyrianist' organizations of the Arameans on whose scope of perfidious work we will focus extensively in the future.
Enhanced international co-operation will require flexible regulatory instruments whose scope will not be territorially confined,
the'Assyrianist' organizations of the Arameans on whose scope of perfidious work we will focus extensively in the future.
From this viewpoint, then, I think that we ought to continue to work in the area to which my report relates to find mechanisms whose scope can be extended in ways that nobody can reject, and to find gradual
of the annex to that directive, whose scope is expressly limited to the case of transport by sea on a link between two geographical points of the Community,