Examples of using Clearly-defined in English and their translations into German
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Clearly-defined and effective documentation;
At first in the games, there was never a clearly-defined image of what the Poké Ball should look like.
However, the threat these substances represent to man andhis environment did warrant the application of clearly-defined measures.
Always with clearly-defined structures, responsibilities and guidelines.
Using movement, soundand time, information graphics or illustrations become clearly-defined processes and captivating stories.
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The EESC calls for clearly-defined, Europe-wide, internet security standards.
Our translators- always strictly native speakers- are necessarily specialised,according to education and experience, in clearly-defined sectors.
An internal control system consists of clearly-defined, risk-oriented control activities.
Nonetheless, clearly-defined and jointly-agreed indicators that can be tracked and reviewed will put a partnership on the right footing.
A flat hierarchy, non-bureaucratic decision-making and clearly-defined competencies ensure swiftness and a high standard of quality.
The Roma Strategy's objectives shouldbe strengthened via European employment policy tools, using indicators and clearly-defined targets.
This also includes an ever-increasing focus on clearly-defined target areas and their needs," explains Michael Juchheim.
The goal of iL is to establish a research platform to which the shareholders and their partners both in and outside the region contribute resources andin which they can research together on clearly-defined topic areas.
Climate change calls for a global solution based on an agreement with clearly-defined and secure objectives for all the major world economies.
Use: a slender, mostly narrow, clearly-defined cone of the crown and the dark, shiny green needles with white stripes of stomata on the underside of needles, give the appearance of splendor and opulence of firs.
In short:all the tools you need to create a stunning live experience for clearly-defined projects and fixed installs.
These rules should provide legitimate derogations for specific clearly-defined reasons, but should not be interpreted in a broad sense, which would essentially have the result of denying public access to documents.
It therefore suggests that the regulation and its annexes should confine themselves to establishing clearly-defined minimum requirements for organic production.
These products must meet clearly-defined criteria based on current knowledge and the principles of hygiene, and these criteria should also contribute towards protecting the environment and respect the principles of the proper treatment of animals for slaughter.
The Committee calls upon the Council,the European Parliament and the Commission to draw up a precise and clearly-defined timetable for action in successive modules.
Above all, customers therefore have five clearly-defined expectations vis-à-vis their financial services providers: stability, creation and protection of wealth, reliability, a diligent handling of their money and data and, last but not least, future-proof technology.
Contracting entities which have recourse to this derogationshall do so only as part of clearly-defined and recorded strategy with a view to a changeover to European specifications;
The comparison of fingerprints held by Member States' designated law enforcement authorities and Europol with those stored in the EURODAC database wouldonly be possible in specific cases under clearly-defined circumstances.
The Commission encourages cross-border control campaigns and has provided grant financing for some clearly-defined projects undertaking practical co-operation on market surveillance.
The communications spells out that eco-labelling schemes, if based on clearly-defined criteria and appropriate indicators, can assist in both monitoring the progress made on sustainability in fishing and in raising public awareness on sustainability issues.
Each programme, whether it aims to support a specific sector in a Member State, to help a particular region or to promote cross border cooperation,has clearly-defined objectives, which correspond to the development needs and challenges identified locally.
To conclude,I should like the document to end with a call for a Europe with clearly-defined characteristics, a Europe that must be more active on the world stage and which must therefore have the political will to act.
To ensure that active implantable electromedical devices used in human medicine, eg cardiac stimulators,meet a high and clearly-defined level of safety both for the users of such equipment and for those receiving treatment.
Take a success-oriented approach to classic advertising: Have your advertisements created with clearly-defined parameters for success and use these consistently for building up brand loyalty and stimulating purchase decisions.
The secret of our success lies in the consistent,systematic development of our core competencies within a framework of clearly-defined business divisions combined with strategic collaboration with selected partners in order to establish a strong network.