Examples of using Specific practical in English and their translations into Finnish
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Programming
Measures to resolve specific practical problems.
They analyse the questions from both a general,theoretical aspect and a specific, practical aspect.
Project" means the specific, practical means deployed to implement all or a part of an action by a beneficiary of the Union contribution;
Where required, to resolve specific practical problems.
In fact, the general provisions of the treaty must be supplemented,not only with detailed content, but also with specific practical solutions.
The Commission should also be authorised to resolve specific practical problems on a temporary and exceptional basis.
Specific practical problems of border controls are being dealt with under the so-called'CIREFI', which is an EUwide data bank on asylum affairs.
The measures required to resolve specific practical problems.
The measures necessary to resolve specific practical problems shall be adopted, in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 242.
The Commission should also be authorised to solve specific practical problems.
I will not dwell on these by mentioning specific practical indications for fuller cooperation and coordination of our activities.
The Commission should be authorised to adopt the necessary measures to solve specific practical problems in case of emergency.
The measures required to resolve specific practical problems, in particular those related to the implementation of Chapter 4 of Title II.
The opinion should have included more specific practical proposals.
It also has specific practical outcomes as regards the correlation of employment policy with supply and for planning the direction of vocational training for future employees.
Measures required to resolve specific practical problems.
The Commission shall, by means of implementing acts, adopt the measures whichare both necessary and justifiable in an emergency, in order to resolve specific practical problems.
Even historically, theoretical emancipation has specific practical significance for Germany.
These agreements between responsible authorities and industry, andif necessary third parties in the neighbourhood, normally relate to specific practical cases.
It focused on specific practical issues such as the selection and monitoring of micro-projects and the management of partnerships, building on discussions started on the CIRCA electronic discussion forum.
The Commission should be authorised to adopt necessary measures to solve specific practical problems in case of emergency.
By the end of the year, these committees will be assigned specific, practical tasks, such as(i) mediation,(ii) drafting recommendations and guidelines, and(iii) an explicit role to strengthen the analysis and responsiveness to risks to the stability of the EU financial system.
It is all starting to become very real, andthis requires both negotiations on specific practical matters as well as level-headedness.
This new approach will have quite specific practical consequences: the replacement of projects by programmes, the organization of the transfer of know-how among grass-roots players, a significant extension of exchange programmes and the promotion of horizontal regionally-oriented measures.
That is something that you want as well, but in that case the fine words that we certainly appreciate also need to be matched by specific practical action when it comes to cooperation.
And I have come here today to urge your active engagement,to seek your specific, practical skills and investment in the future, and to offer Jordan's own commitment in the days of work that lie ahead.
To resolve specific practical problems, such as by making it obligatory, in certain cases, to state the place of manufacture on the labelling to avoid misleading the consumer and to maintain and develop community reference methods for the analysis of spirit drinks;
A research project shall be intended to cover investigative orexperimental work with the aim of acquiring further knowledge to facilitate the attainment of specific practical objectives such as the creation or development of products, production processes or services.
Moreover, given that this is a technical area in which specific practical knowledge or statistics on accidents caused by virtue of product use are lacking, the EESC emphasises the need for the Commission to flesh out the precautionary principle in the present proposal, in exactly the same way as in the January 2000 White Paper on food safety22.
Applied research is understood to mean investigation or experimental work on the basis of the results of the basic research with a view to facilitating the attainment of specific practical objectives such as the creation of new products, production processes and services.