Examples of using Appropriate to replace in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is, therefore, appropriate to replace this Regulation.
As significant changes are being proposed to the existing Regulation,it is appropriate to replace it by this new proposal.
It is therefore appropriate to replace Directive 77/92/EEC with a new directive.
In order to avoid any confusion, the Committee also thinks that it is appropriate to replace the figure 0(zero) with a clearer expression.
We believe it appropriate to replace some of our sabres with these truncheons. Since the government announced a course for rapid modernisation.
Given the nature andreach of such changes, it is appropriate to replace Directive 92/12/EEC in its entirety.
It is therefore appropriate to replace the recovery plan by a plan which is applicable when the stock is either above or below the target level.
In order to simplify community legislation, it is appropriate to replace the existing Directives by a Regulation.
Therefore, it is appropriate to replace the existing Article 3( 2)( e) of Decision ECB/ 2001/7 with an autonomous provision containing the conditions for the imposition of the fee.
Given our government's modernization policy, we believe it appropriate to replace some of our sabers with these truncheons.
It is appropriate to replace the framework programme on police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters(AGIS)48 from 1 January 2007 on by this programme and by a new programme on criminal justice49.
In the interests of clarity, it is appropriate to replace the Committee by a new Committee.
It is appropriate to replace Directive 2010/30/EU by a Regulation which maintains the same scope, but modifies and enhances some of its provisions in order to clarify and update their content.
It will also allow the Commission to judge whether it is appropriate to replace the‘soft' Recommendation with hard legislation if its objectives are not being met.
It is appropriate to replace the framework programme on police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters(AGIS) by this programme from 1 January 2007 and by the new specific programme“Prevention of and fight against crime” from the general programme“Security and Safeguarding Liberties”.
That review has shown that it is appropriate to replace those four Directives by this single Directive.
Furthermore, the paper discusses whether it would be appropriate to replace the present block exemption for liner conferences laid down in Regulation 4056/86 with other Community instruments(such as for instance another block exemption or a set of guidelines) covering any new business framework of cooperation between liner services operators on trades to and from the EU in addition to already existing forms of cooperation such as consortia and alliances.
For reasons of clarity, simplification and transparency,it is considered appropriate to replace the present 23 regulations dealing with wine with a single regulation.
He raised the key issue of whether it was appropriate to replace the 1995 directive with a regulation, which was binding and could therefore have the effect of reducing the level of protection in Member States where protection was already high.
For the purposes of the establishment and operation of the internal market of the Community, it is appropriate to replace the Member States' approval systems with a Community approval procedure based on the principle of total harmonisation.
In some circumstances, it may be appropriate to replace charges on CO2 emissions, so it would not be wise to prohibit this.
Since several Member States at comparable levels of prosperity are sustaining a similar budgetary burden,it is appropriate to replace the correction for budgetary imbalances granted to the UK under Article(4) of Council Decision 2000/597/EC with a generalised system for correcting budgetary imbalances.
A European law of the Council shall lay down the appropriate measures to replace the said Protocol.