Examples of using Appropriate to clarify in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is appropriate to clarify the text of the Directive concerning this issue.
Views are invited as to whether, in addition to this modification,it would be appropriate to clarify the scope of the current stand-still obligation with regard to such acquisitions or generally.
It is appropriate to clarify in this Regulation which animals are to be classified as pet animals, so that by-products derived from such animals should not be used in feed for farmed animals.
However, whilst the proposal as a whole appears relevant and well structured,I consider that it may be appropriate to clarify and improve certain aspects in order to enable the potential benefits to be fully exploited.
Therefore it is appropriate to clarify and harmonise the national rules on delivery and passing of risk.
For the purposes of ensuring that conduct of business rules are enforced in respect of those investors most in need of these protections,and in reflection of well-established market practice throughout the Community, it is appropriate to clarify that conduct of business rules may be waived in the case of transactions between eligible counterparties.
In some cases, it is also appropriate to clarify the configuration of his computer.
It is further appropriate to clarify that such non-compliances affect the legality and regularity of the transactions only by the same level.
As compliance with the wholesale charge limit established by Regulation(EC) No 717/2007 is measured by reference to the average wholesale price prevailing between any two operators over a 12 months period,it is appropriate to clarify that, the period can be shorter, for example where the date of a scheduled decrease in the level of the maximum average wholesale charge intervenes before the end of the 12 month period.
It would thus seem appropriate to clarify the definition of special or exclusive rights in Directive 93/38/EEC.
It may be appropriate to clarify that the option to use a different organization should be limited only in cases of ships certificated by organizations not recognised by the EU.
In the light of experience gained in past proceedings, it is appropriate to clarify the circumstances in which significant distortions affecting to a considerable extent free market forces may be deemed to exist.
It is appropriate to clarify that benefits of the Austrian statutory pre-retirement special assistance scheme are to be granted according to the provisions of Title III Chapter 3 of Regulation(EEC) 1408/71.
Nevertheless, some uncertainties about its interpretation have arisen which it may be appropriate to clarify, for instance, concerning the authority responsible for service and the date and time of lodging with the court or receipt by the authority responsible for service.
It is appropriate to clarify that for the purpose of verifying compliance with the target of 95gCO2/km, CO2 emissions should continue to be measured in accordance with Regulation(EC) No 715/2007 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 June 2007 on type approval of motor vehicles with respect to emissions from light passenger and commercial vehicles(Euro 5 and Euro 6) and on access to vehicle repair and maintenance information10 and its implementing measures and innovative technologies.
However, and in line with the purpose of this amendment, it is appropriate to clarify in the Regulation that the rewards associated with a completed agreed Paediatric Investigation Plan should only be triggered by research completed after entry into force of the Regulation.
It is appropriate to clarify that, when such subsidies are found in the course of any given investigation or review, the Commission should offer additional consultations to the country of origin and/or export concerned with regard to such subsidies identified in the course of the investigation.
In the interests of clarity of Community legislation, it is appropriate to clarify that the definition of‘mechanically separated meat' in Regulation(EC) No 999/2001 provided for in other Community legislation on food safety is applicable in the context of TSE eradication measures.
It is appropriate to clarify that the scope of Directive 80/181/EEC is consistent with the objectives referred to in Article 95 of the Treaty and that it is not limited to any specific Community fields of action.
With respect to ex parte measures13, it might be appropriate to clarify that such measures can be recognised and enforced on the basis of the Regulation if the defendant has the opportunity to contest the measure subsequently, particularly in the light of Article 9(4) of Directive 2004/48/EC.
It is appropriate to clarify that the statement of the compulsory particulars in accordance with Article 4 of Directive 68/151/EEC should be made in all letters and order forms, whether they are in paper form or use any other medium.
It is therefore appropriate to clarify the rules on the takeover of staff beyond the application of Directive 2001/23/EC on transfers of undertakings and to enable Member States to ensure adequate employment and working conditions.
In particular, it is appropriate to clarify that this situation may be deemed to exist, inter alia, when reported prices or costs, including the costs of raw materials, are not the result of free market forces because they are affected by government intervention.
It is therefore appropriate to clarify that rights which have been granted by means of a procedure in which adequate publicity has been ensured and where the granting of those rights was based on objective criteria, notably pursuant to Union legislation, do not constitute special or exclusive rights for the purposes of this Directive.
In this context, it is appropriate to clarify that, when examining whether there is an indication that circumstances have changed, due account should be taken of all relevant evidence, including relevant assessment reports regarding the circumstances prevailing on the domestic market of the exporting producers and the evidence on which they are based, which has been placed on the file, and upon which interested parties have had an opportunity to comment.
Para 5 obligation on Member States to clarify where appropriate the role of the Agency in their bilateral agreements with third countries.
However, it is the only appropriate instrument to clarify the conditions for the use of Article 296 TEC and can give- in spite of its limits- useful guidance to awarding authorities for the assessment of the applicability of the exemption.
The urgent need for the Commission to clarify the appropriate legal instrument for defining the framework of general conditions governing the creation of these agencies, which would avoid the risks to which Mr Medina Ortega referred;
In the light of experience gained in past proceedings, it is appropriate to further clarify that, for the purposes of applying the provisions introduced by this regulation, due account should be taken of all relevant evidence, including relevant assessment reports regarding the circumstances prevailing on the domestic market of the exporting producers and the evidence on which they are based, which has been placed on the file, and upon which interested parties have had an opportunity to comment.