Examples of using Changes of substance in English and their translations into German
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Changes of substance 2 amendments- 1 in part.
Purpose: to consolidate Directive 75/442/EEC, without any changes of substance.
The reasons for new provisions representing changes of substance to existing legislation are set out below.
Purpose: to codify Decision 78/774/EEC, without making any changes of substance.
The changes of substance compared to the current provisions in the Fourth Council Directive 78/660/EEC and the Seventh Council Directive 83/349/EEC are.
The recast presented in AnnexXVI does not intend to bring about changes of substance to the text.
It has been ensured that this codified text contains no changes of substance and serves only the purpose of presenting Community law in a clear and transparent way.
Many of these aim to provide clarification of the text although others are changes of substance.
In addition, the Council has introduced a number of changes of substance, which depart from the Commission's proposal.
Many of the introduced changes aim toprovide clarification of the text although others are changes of substance.
It has been ensured that the new Regulation contains no changes of substance and serves only the purpose of presenting Community law in a clear and transparent way.
Purpose: to codify Directive 84/647/EEC and its successive amendments,without making any changes of substance.
The Committee expresses its total support for this compilation of provisions, which contains no changes of substance and serves only the purpose of presenting Community law in a clear and transparent way.
Successive drafts of the relevant Articles were merely amended to keep the provisions in line with changes made to Article 4 of the ParisConvention, but no other significant changes of substance were made.
The Commission believes that amendments 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22,24 and 28 constitute important changes of substance, genuine improvements and useful clarifications in the text.
Given that no changes of substance may be made to the instruments affected by legislative codification, the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission have agreed by interinstitutional agreement that an accelerated procedure may be used for the fast-track adoption of these instruments.
It notes that the purpose of the consolidation operation will not involve changes of substance to the present legislation.
Indeed, if we were to advocate a total ban, research in the fields of childhood diseases or Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, for example, would not be possible. In my view, therefore, we should adopt the report in its present form,with a few changes of wording, but no changes of substance.
The date of repeal allows a year for those Member Statesneeding to reflect the change of legal base and any changes of substance within their national measures to amend legislation.
Objective(expected results of study and acquired competences) Students will have knowledge about+ type,content and characteristics of main substances in berries and wine+ main changes of substances during ripening and wine production and how they can be modified by technology+ principles of the most important chemical and microbiolgical methods for wine analysis+ micororgansism which are relevant during wine production and which are important for wine quality.
The Committee notes that, in accordance with the interinstitutional agreement of 20 December 1994 between the European Parliament,the Council and the Commission, no changes of substance may be made in the codification.
The Committee notes that under the interinstitutional agreement dated 20 December 1994 between the European Parliament,the Council and the Commission, no changes of substance may be made to the instruments affected by codification, and that respect for this condition is guaranteed by the Commission in the text of the proposal.
The Commission believes that amendments 1, 2, 5, 7, 9, 11, 14, 27, 31, 32, 28.1st part, 33.1st partand 51.2nd part, constitute welcome and important changes of substance, genuine improvements and useful clarifications in the text.
On behalf of the Socialist group I very much welcome this amendment to our Rules of Procedure, which will enable Parliament to deal much more efficiently and speedily with proposals to simplify European legislation,either through codification of existing legislation, without changes of substance, or else through recasting proposals where changes of substance are combined with the simplification of existing legislation.
Recasting- consolidation as above but with some change of substance;
In the light of the interpretation given above such an amendment would only mean a clarification of the text of Article 2,but not a change of substance.
This is not a change of substance but rather a stronger emphasis on the public interests requirements as the Parliament recommended.
In relation to the amended Commission proposal one change of substance was requested by Council.
The EESC recommends that the Commission provide an explanation forthis change of terminology and possible change of substance.
The quintessence of these doctrinal decisions consists in this, that in the Eucharist the Body and Blood of the God-man are truly, really, and substantially present for the nourishment of oursouls, by reason of the transubstantiation of the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ, and that in this change of substances the unbloody Sacrifice of the New Testament is also contained Eucharist.