Examples of using To clarify the notion in English and their translations into French
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To clarify the notion of“occupational health.
At all events,it appears appropriate to clarify the notion of consensus.
I should now like to clarify the notion of nationalism about which so much has been said.
This publication attempts to clarify the notions of evaluation and vocational skills.
Such“actually existing” self-management in countries where most social activities were controlled by the State did not help to clarify the notion.
Ms. BRAS GOMES asked the delegation to clarify the notion of the"self-activating" nature of social security.
Explanation As pointed out in Amendments 4 and 5 of Opinion CON/2009/17,the proposed amendments aim to clarify the notion of'authorities' in this Article.
The"mechanicians" accepted to clarify the notions of force and work and decided that.
During this period spanning almost twenty years, however, we can isolate a number of highlights, moments of precipitation, recovery also,and in any case to clarify the notion.
Notes in particular the Commission's efforts to clarify the notions of‘undertaking' and‘economic activity';
An attempt to clarify the notion has recently been made, more specifically in relation to Article 48 in the Constitution.
We believe a reference to the Official Languages Regulations should be added in the Advertising Guide to clarify the notion of“demand” and thereby preclude misinterpretation.
Other amendments are intended to clarify the notion of conflict of interest, specifically, the old Rule 8.
It is important to clarify the notion of costs of unloading within the scope of the contract for transportation.
It has also tried to clarify the notion of life-cycle costing so that external factors can be taken into account Article 67(1)b.
Among the issues to be examined in this consultation process is the need to clarify the notions of"holding an interest" and"owning the copyright" in the production.
It then becomes possible to clarify the notions of transpassibility and transpossibility, which constitute the theoretical core of the Maldineyan eventmential phenomenology.