Examples of using Correctly informed in English and their translations into German
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You have been correctly informed.
The twist in this taleis that only half of the owners were correctly informed.
In this regard, the only one concerned, if I am correctly informed, is Fyffes in Surinam, Belize and the Windward Islands.
Thus we ensure the person responsible for said task has been correctly informed.
Your customers will be correctly informed, without leaving the page of your pack, and able to finalise their purchase in one click.
As this amendment was not retained by the Council,the consumer will not be correctly informed.
Once that base is secured it isthen a matter of ensuring that the consumer is correctly informed so that he or she is able to choose whether or not to buy GM products.
I think the PPE Group may have asked for a resolution,but I do not know whether I have been correctly informed.
The resources of the Progress programme,which amount to EUR 700 million if I am correctly informed, are used for building up study and analysis networks.
Misleading and fraudulent labelling are not only detrimental to businesses butalso to consumers who are not correctly informed.
Where such filtering leads to the removal of a significant quantity of pollen,the consumer must be correctly informed to that effect by means of an appropriate indication on the label.
With a view to ensuring compliance with paragraphs 1 to 5, the competent authority may take allnecessary measures to ensure that the public is correctly informed.
Having in mind its observations made above under 3.2 and 3.4,the Board finds that the interest of the public in being correctly informed by official publications prevails over the appellant's interest referred to above.
The Common Position embodies the European Parliament's amendment(amendment 43) on introducing a general clause for competent authorities to intervene in order toguarantee that the public are correctly informed.
Having in mind its observations made above under 3.2 and 3.4,the Board finds that the interest of the public in being correctly informed by official publications prevails over the appellant's interest referred to above.
Such a proposition suggests that the Commission was not correctly informed at the time of the adoption of Decision No 91/176 and cannot, for that reason, be relied upon by Falck in support of the form of order sought by the applicant in the present proceedings.
It is night wherever pure truth is not to be found, where people live in error,where they have not yet correctly informed on the spiritual level….
The Member States, however, have made very minimal use of this facility-if I am correctly informed, only Austria and Germany have done so- which compels me to conclude that there has never been a compelling need to conclude such arrangements.
An EU-wide system will ensure thatthe same rules apply throughout the European Union and that consumers are correctly informed about the presence of GM products in food.
If we are correctly informed, although you state in your report that the Commission does not grant sufficient resources, it is the world's leading donor. I believe that your report refers to external staff as one tangible problem.
In so far as those criticisms were ignored in the hearing officer's final report, the College of Members of theCommission that adopted the Decision was not correctly informed about the breach of Hoechst's rights of defence.
I shall be happy to deal with this issue in somewhatmore detail although, if I have been correctly informed, I shall be able to adopt a more thorough position on it at 9 p.m. today, the Council having said that it is prepared still to be in this House at that time and to take part in this debate.
Madam President, it is now and in the near future that decisions will be made on all of the questions that will determine the course taken by the European Central Bank, which-if I am correctly informed- starts work this coming Monday.
For Genezareth and its extensive surroundings I have in any case already driven the tribute and tithe-extorting out of the Templers to where they are certain to let go of their voracity,and if I am correctly informed, then our upright Chief Cornelius in Capernaum has long since done the same at Capernaum,-and thus Galilee is, except for a few Herodian extortions, fairly free of the Temple-grinds, but this shall not be achievable in mighty Judea for a long time yet.
We wish to favourably highlight the institutions' decision to welcome the proposal and to explore the problem of the traceability and origin of products in order toensure that European consumers are correctly informed, even though the timescales established are too lengthy.
Within the meaning of Article 14(2) of Directive 79/112/EEC the labelling on foodstuffs in one language and other means of informing consumers presuppose that the use of that language or of the other means of information allows the purchasing public to understand directly, without any risk of misunderstanding, the exact content of the labelling on the foodstuffs,thus ensuring that the purchaser is fully and correctly informed at the time of purchase of the foodstuffs.
The aim is to favour a complex service to life, harmonizing technical progress with ethical rigour,humanizing relationships between people and correctly informing the public.
However, it is not possible to correctly inform the children about the impact of smoking on the teenager's body.