Examples of using Present document in English and their translations into Finnish
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The present document is based on the Report.
These responses provided a valuable input for the present document.
The present document updates the ECB requirements.
Longer-term initiatives, such as new technical standards for e-mail,are not covered in the present document.
The present document considers that globalisation is an inescapable historical fact.
Having regard to the entry into force of the 2006 ORD, the provisions of the present document shall take effect on 1 January 2007.
The title of the present document is"Towards a strategy to protect and conserve the marine environment.
The third-country national must fulfil the conditions set under national legislation for EU citizens to exercise the regulated profession specified in the assignment letter and,for non regulated professions, present documents showing the details of his or her professional qualifications usually the resume.
The present document complements the report and proposes future actions in this area.
In addition, third-country nationals who apply to be admitted as a graduate trainee must present documents proving that they will benefit from genuine training and not be used as normal workers.
The present document takes into account the lessons from such experiences, as well as the views expressed by the HLG members.
An online consultation accompanying the present document will deal with some of the major challenges influencing digitisation, online accessibility and digital preservation.
The present document highlights some of the successes achieved during 2002, on the basis of which the priorities for 2003 have been drawn up.
The amendments proposed in the present document relate all to Directives and fall under the ordinary legislative procedure Articles 289(1) and 294 TFEU.
The present document does not intend to examine the relationship between a possible future instrument and the Internal Market rules.
As called for in that statement, the present document sets out a Plan identifying areas for common actions both bilaterally and multilaterally, with a timetable for achieving specific results.
The present document aims to find an approach that minimises this risk of abuse without over-burdening the sector.
The present document, however, proposes that, where stricter measures result in additional costs, they should be financed by the Member State.
Thus the present document is primarily meant to be a corpus of information and its aim is to take stock of the experience acquired following the implementation of the directive.
The present document builds on the work of the Task Force by setting out an ambitious programme of action to develop European labour markets, open to all with access for all.
In the present document, the Commission proposes a legal framework and larger appropriations for this instrument for cooperation with third countries in the field of migration.
The present document is intended to offer suggestions for the key perspectives and priorities which the ASEM process might address at Seoul and beyond.
The present document follows the First Action Plan for the Northern Dimension1, adopted by the European Council in Feira in June 2000, and expiring at the end of 2003.
The present document aims to provide a brief overview of the main measures undertaken by the Member States, Norway and the Commission to implement the Charter in the past year.
The present document sets out the enforcement priorities that will guide the Commission's action in applying Article 82 to exclusionary conduct by dominant undertakings.
The present document is the executive summary of the impact assessment carried out in preparation of the proposal for the approximation of laws, regulations, and administrative provisions of the Member States on web-accessibility.
The present document is a second step in the process of developing an integration strategy, which is linked to and must be co-ordinated with the CFP review to be conducted on the basis of the Commission Green Paper submitted in March 2001.
The present document considers diagnostic installations in general, specific installations such as conventional and computed tomography, dental radiography, mammography equipment, radiotherapy installations and nuclear medicine installations.
The present document launches a consultation designed to gather stakeholders' views on specific improvements in the rules on State aid for innovation, including clarifications to increase legal certainty, new funding possibilities for innovation, the formulation of criteria to target the aid more effectively, and simplification of the regulatory framework.
The presented document highlights the achievements of eEurope and identifies remaining obstacles to the full development of the information society in Europe.