Examples of using Scope should in English and their translations into German
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Official
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
The scope should be limited to design a rational approach.
Only the most specific part of the scope should be linked;
Its scope should be extended to cover all encrypted services.
TEC is not perfect but it has potential and its scope should be developed further.
Its scope should therefore be limited to the most urgent needs.
If several species are impossible to distinguish visually, then the scope should be at a higher taxonomy level.
The scope should also be extended to compulsory social security contributions.
The identification of Community texts whose scope should be re-examined as well as the reasons for such an examination;
Scope should be provided for the mutual recognition of each others' systems.
Obstacles to the implementation of existing strategies for the integration of ethnic minorities on a wider scope should be addressed.
Its scope should not therefore cover any person with a different professional activity.
To ensure the proposed directive is favourable for SMEs, its scope should therefore be restricted to such companies.
How much scope should future generations have to manage the waste, without facing undue burdens?
Being as a restaurateur says moreover Milan should have experience in the industry and understandthat a room with the quality of products and the amount scope should be worth a lot more than 26€.
Nevertheless, a broad scope should not lead to a fragmentation of the instruments.
The scope should also be widened to include analysis of public sector efficiency.
The threshold, the rate of the levy and its scope should be determined by international football governing bodies in consultation with clubs;
The scope should be extended and the automatic exchange of information should become a global standard.
The concept of universal service and its scope should evolve to reflect advances in technology, market developments and changes in user needs.
The scope should be created for Member States to implement EU legislation by using environmental agreements.
The Committee therefore thinks that the scope should be changed by creating a common area of operations for personal welfare cover against illness, invalidity or death.
The scope should be limited to those chemicals produced in volumes over one tonne, as set out in the White Paper.
Provide for such a scope should also ensure economies of scale in collection and recycling, as well as optimal resource saving.
Such scope should be clearly defined by referring to a list of aircraft to which are exempted from the application of this Regulation.
It feels, however, that the scope should broadly cover the production of all food ingredients, including products of mineral origin and products that are the result of chemical synthesis.
Its scope should be enlarged to provide for the mandatory automatic exchange of country-by-country reports between Member States.
Its scope should not therefore cover any person with a different professional activity, such as a tax expert or an accountant, who provides advice on insurance cover on an incidental basis in the course of that other professional activity.
