Examples of using Single definition in English and their translations into German
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The single definition of biotechnology is as follows.
Global health is a term for which no single definition exists.
It is not easy to provide a single definition for a district phenomenon that is so varied, dynamic and diverse at world level.
It was therefore not considered necessary to impose a single definition of flexibility.
Just say that to find a single definition of love, we are unlikely to succeed.
The first: whether the Commission is of the opinion that there should be one single definition of social housing in the EU?
These figures, though, do not constitute a single definition. That causes mistakes of more than minimal significance in some cases.
All Member States acknowledge that it is an essential element of drugs policy,even if there is no single definition of the term‘coordination.
The Commission imposes no single definition of social housing at EU level and fully respects the principle of subsidiarity.
The Committee should propose establishing a single definition of"insurance contract.
There is currently no single definition for media competency as an entry requirement and as a key competency across occupations in vocational training.
I do not believe either that there should be a single definition of social housing.
If you have a single definition(such as\dolce) for all your input files(see Style sheets), then if the syntax changes, you only need to update your single\dolce definition, instead of making changes throughout every.
If you have more than one ladder, a single definition must be used for all of them.
On the one hand, there is no single definition of the'technical contribution' required for a patent to be granted, and, on the other, it blurs the boundaries between the end product- which can be patented- and the software itself, which cannot.
For reasons of coherence, it is necessary to provide a single definition of direct and indirect discrimination.
A single definition of crimes justifying criminal sanctions(Annex VI), as current systems of sanctions, which are primarily administrative, have not always been able to ensure compliance with regulations Recital 44.
These rules are not broad enough, as there is no single definition of family in either non-EU or EU countries.
Despite what is laid down in the Protocol on Member States' public broadcasting systems, does the Commission not believe that for the sake of greater transparency and respect for the right to compete,it would be appropriate to lay down a single definition of'public service obligation' at Community level?
These rules are not broad enough, as there is no single definition of family which applies in non-EU and EU countries.
There is no single definition of what constitutes the acquis: for some purposes, use is made of a very broad definition to include, in addition to the treaties, regulations, directives and decisions, the case law of the Court of Justice and non-binding acts such as resolutions and recommendations.
First, the study exploreswhether and to what extent it is useful and feasible to have a single definition of geoengineering for governance purposes.
Like the rapporteur, I regret that there is no single definition of a'social clause' which would be usable not in bilateral trade agreements, but in the creation of decent employment conditions for workers.
The contradictory nature of practical experience and of research into the subject points to a need for more precise analysis;in addition, a single definition should be established and used in the EU.
Given the differences in the treatment of online markets, sports betting, machines,casinos and lotteries, a single definition is needed to ensure these are dealt with the same way everywhere, and a single legal framework is probably also required.
Today we are more and more frequently seeing a need to use public spaces for more than one function, increasing the number of people who use them and gaining the affection of the population: what is happening in museums is an example of this, illustrating not only how our definition of culture has changed buthow it is impossible to give it a single definition today.
The recommendation also delivers on a commitmentmade in 2009 to the European Parliament to issue a single definition that is broadly applicable to all EU legislation concerned by nanomaterials.
Whereas Council Regulation(EEC) No 804/68 of 27 June 1968 on the common organization of the market in milk and milk products(4),lays down in Article 6 a single definition for butter covered by the intervention system;
In the area of taxation, and I shall end here, all we need to do is incorporate into theTreaty what jurisprudence has already said, a single definition of tax domicile, an agreement on double taxation, the application of the non-discrimination principle, and I shall not go on because my time has run out.
In the context of its overall decision on agricultural prices for 1994/95 the Council, with the aim ofrationalizing lhe intervention scheme and simplifying rules, had said it was willing to draw up a single definition of intervention bulter and had set in motion the appropriate technical discussions to produce such a definition. .