Examples of using Necessary to specify in English and their translations into Finnish
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Is it necessary to specify their role?
However, for this very reason I believe it is necessary to specify something else.
It is necessary to specify the dates and names of the states to visit.
Revaccination is carried out at least once every three years,it is necessary to specify the exact timing of a doctor.
As a consequence, it is necessary to specify the legal basis for each part of the Proposal.
The Agreement establishes a Joint Committee with decision-making powers in certain areas andit is thus necessary to specify who represents the Community within this Committee;
Separately, it is necessary to specify what can meanpink discharge during pregnancy.
The term«services of general interest» is used in the Green Paper only where the text also refers to non-economic services orwhere it is not necessary to specify the economic or non-economic nature of the services concerned.
It therefore seems necessary to specify the responsibilities of the Member States in this area.
Once Council Decision 65/271/EEC of 13 May 19652, on the harmonisation of certain provisions affecting competition in transport by rail, road and inland waterway, had confirmed that the land transport sector was subject to the general State aid rules of the EC Treaty,it was necessary to specify what amounted to“co-ordination” within Article 73 EC Treaty so that the boundaries between that exception and those general rules could be known with certainty.
Whereas it is necessary to specify the conditions under which such exchanges of information are authorized;
In each case it is necessary to specify separately.
It is necessary to specify the conditions under which the abovementioned exchanges of information are authorised.
Although the Commission agrees with this,it is not necessary to specify it, as this already follows from other provisions of the Directive.
It is necessary to specify linguistic requirements for the exchange of information between Member States on country-by-country report.
In order to clarify certain aspects of the definition of waste, it is necessary to specify when certain wastes are to be deemed to cease to be a waste and to become a secondary material or substance.
It is necessary to specify procedures for accepting undertakings which eliminate dumping and injury instead of imposing provisional or definitive duties.
It is therefore necessary to specify the conditions under which those exchanges of information should be possible.
It is necessary to specify the right of everyone to a fair trial, that the witness is ready to give evidence, he is provided for, he waits in the corridor.
It is therefore necessary to specify the conditions under which those exchanges of information should be possible.
It is necessary to specify that provisions concerning the Agency laid down in Regulation(EC) No 1907/2006 should apply accordingly in the context of biocidal active substances and products.
The technical details necessary to specify the principles of the Regulation are laid down in Annex I and II of the Regulation.
It was felt necessary to specify for single women that they usually have“special needs” only if they come from countries where they are subject to substantial gender-related discrimination.
It is therefore also necessary to specify at Community level the cases in which relief from such duties may be granted.
It is also necessary to specify that protection should be effective and durable and that non-state actors of protection should be willing and able to enforce the rule of law.
In any case, it would be necessary to specify which countries are most affected by fraud and to quantify its impact on each type of aid.
It is necessary to specify the principles applicable to the contributions to Union Trust Funds,to clarify the responsibilities of the financial actors and of the Board of the Trust Fund.
It is therefore necessary to specify accessibility requirements for the placing on the market of products and services which fall within the scope of this Directive in order to ensure their free circulation in the internal market.
For reasons of clarity and consistency with other New approach Directives, it is necessary to specify explicitly that products covered by this Directive may be placed on the market or put into service only if they meet the general requirement not to endanger the safety and health of persons, property or environment and only if they meet the essential requirements set out in this Directive.