Examples of using Principles outlined in English and their translations into German
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The principles outlined above also apply accordingly to any banners used.
In its reform package of 30 October, the Commission approved the principles outlined above.
The Commission will apply the principles outlined above also to currently pending and future cases.
Vesta The VESTA heatingactivator is being built according to the general principles outlined above.
The principles outlined in this chapter apply to steel activities not covered by Protocol 14 to the EEA Agreement.
The new featureswill be found in paragraph 2.11 and in the principles outlined in sections 3, 5 and 6.
The principles outlined above are enshrined in articles 153 and 95 of the Treaty establishingthe European Community.
Member States that do not yet havean NPB may consider setting one up, based on the principles outlined above.
For example, not adhering to the principles outlined masonry can spoil presentable even the most expensive decorative bricks.
Twelve countries(including Canada, France and Denmark) pledged their commitment to the principles outlined in the Declaration.
The Committee welcomed the principles outlined in the proposal to simplify and update Directive 76/160/EEC on the quality of bathing water.
We look forsuppliers who demonstrate strong values and commit to the ethical principles outlined in our Supplier Code of Conduct.
There are ten basic principles outlined in its charter and the following highlight the thinking and initiatives of the Group in those areas.
With due consideration forits previous remarks, the Committee also supports the key principles outlined by the Commission, in particular.
We support the principles outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and ensure that the health and safety of all our workers is protected.
With due consideration forits previous observations, the Committee also supports the key principles outlined in the communication, in particular.
On the basis of the principles outlined in this Communication, the Commission will identify indicators and propose more specific targets and dates in the second semester of 2000, in the context of the forthcoming benchmarking exercise.
The specific problem is how to design a legislative instrument reflecting the principles outlined by the Commission in the above mentioned Communications.
Activities in service sector industries dealing with human resource development will, therefore,continue to remain eligible for support from the social fund in accordance with the principles outlined.
This new political departure is based on three general principles outlined by President Santer on 18 February 1997 before the European Parliament.
These principles outlined in detail in chapter 4 are essential to bring added value at EU level, create a level playing field for SMEs and improve the legal and administrative environment throughout the EU.
The proposed regulation amending theCommunity Customs Code is consistent with the principles outlined in the two Communications.
My group also welcomes the principles outlined by Mrs Schmidbauer that users of infrastructure should pay the cost, including environmental, and the cost of other external impacts imposed at the point of use.
The Scottish government's commitment is wholly in keeping with the principles outlined in the Panayotopoulos-Cassiotou report which I happily supported.
Persistent and growing pressure on resources and the difficulties encountered by LDCs in pursuing sector policies which address the real needs of theirpopulations has resulted in a wide divergence between the principles outlined above and the experience on the ground.
All parties and stakeholders associated with the Company, without distinction or exception,are therefore committed to observing and enforcing the principles outlined by the Code as part of their ongoing business duties and responsibilities.
Member States may obtain some guidance as to different methods of valuing external costs from Annex 2 of the Green Paper on Fair and Efficient Pricing4, but it is proposed that it should be for each Member State to develop their own approach,which the Commission should monitor for internal consistency and compatibility with the principles outlined in this Section.
To uphold the principle outlined above, a provision is needed in case the relevant facts can not be submitted in the specific setting of a personal interview for reasons beyond the control of the applicant.
Moreover, the principle outlined in decision J 13/90(above) had been put into question by decision T 690/93 of 11 October 1994(not published), where it had been stressed that there was no justification for the idea that the principle of good faith imposed an obligation on a Board of Appeal to warn a party of deficiencies which were within the area of the party's own responsibility.