Examples of using Explicit reference in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Committee calls on the Council to adopt this programme and to make explicit reference to the Feira Charter.
An explicit reference to the need to link up future monitoring/reporting systems with the 6th EAP.
Given the rapid development of the technologies used, this explicit reference in the legislation means that regular updating will be required.
An explicit reference should be made in the Directive to ensure that this area is covered.
In practice central banks represent a very low risk of money laundering and an explicit reference to central banks would increase legal clarity.
We therefore make explicit reference to this position in paragraph 2 of the draft legislative resolution on which we shall be voting.
Since the Annexes to Directive 2008/68/EC provide for this scenario(point 1.8.7.1.6),it would be appropriate for the proposal to include an explicit reference.
The second matter is the lack of explicit reference to making specific investments in fuel transmission projects.
However, as the responsibilities of the ESCB are not referred to in the body of Article III-90,it is advisable for reasons of legal clarity to add such an explicit reference.
Explicit reference to the need for IPA assistance to support recovery from the economic crisis was made in several MIPDs.
In the compromise finally reached it was decided that explicit reference should be made to the statement of the Member States on military matters.
All proposals which have been submitted to the Conference, including those in areas dealt with in Part A of the present document,remain of course on the table even where no explicit reference is made to them.
However, what I regret is that there is no explicit reference in the report to the problem and the danger of Islamisation in Europe and in the world.
That is why, instead of an article that is alien to thepurpose of the text, the Commission would be willing to accept a recital making explicit reference to relevant Community law.
So although there is no explicit reference in the preamble- which I personally would have liked- it was important to include that new clause.
To dispel any doubts- although I do not see any threat in this report- I propose that we remove the explicit reference to a European tax and concentrate exclusively on the citizenship-by-residence concept.
There is also an explicit reference in the Regulation that the delegated prosecutors shall be completely independent from national prosecution authorities.
In order to guarantee in the future that the adaptation to the technical progress of Annex I of the ADN Agreement- and also of the directive- is in line with the Rhine requirements,the Commission could accept an explicit reference in Article 8.
The Committee would also recommend that explicit reference be made to the minimum information requirements laid down in Directive 97/7/EC on distance contracts10.
The Secretariat and the Secretary-General were therefore mentioned in the successive versions of the Council's Rules of Procedure until the Treaty on European Union added an explicit reference to the Secretary-General and the General Secretariat in Article 151(2) TEC.
The Proposal makes no explicit reference to measures as regards advice on asylum procedures, legal advice, the facilitation of access to legal procedures and legal aid.
The Committee nevertheless endorses the framework as it seems to be sufficiently flexible to fully embrace the plannedmultiannual consumer action programme, provided that an explicit reference to this action programme is included in the proposed framework itself.
It is not for nothing that the Treaty of Lisbon makes explicit reference, for the first time in European Union history, to the rights of people belonging to those minorities and to their own values.
The Commission believes that the proposed ceiling on expenditure to be set annually should refer solely to the activities listed in Article 3(4),with the understanding that this includes an explicit reference to assistance to the Commission in administering its programmes, as well as to the Commission and beneficiaries together.
Of these amendments,I wish to highlight the explicit reference, in the recitals and in the body of Article 3, to the importance of a common cultural heritage shared by Europeans, an idea that encapsulates the objectives of the programme.
In addition to the tried-and-tested country-specific approaches, particular emphasis was placed on the programme's capacity to encourage regional co-operation and more explicit reference was made to the need to ensure consistency and complementarity with other Community programmes, and also to create synergies with other forms of assistance to the partner countries.
Such explicit reference might lead to an interpretation which would contradict Article 2(1) of the EIA Directive, as it suggests that the change of an existing installation requiring environmental impact assessment would not necessarily require development consent.
The Commission therefore takes good note of the rapporteur's proposal to have an explicit reference in the text of the Constitution, which is currently being drafted, to the need for an information and communication policy as a condition for the exercise of European citizenship.
While preferring explicit reference to external costs in the cost-base(Article[14(2)]), the Commission considers that the current provisions, namely Article[14(3)(e)], still implicitly allow modulation of air navigation charges to promote environmental efficiency.
Where applicable, an explicit reference in accordance with Article 43(2) to the fact that the payment service provider reserves the right to block a payment verification instrument if the spending pattern gives rise to the suspicion of fraudulent use, and the person that the payment service provider must contact in such cases.