Examples of using Substantive changes in English and their translations into German
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Substantive changes.
The codification did not entail any substantive changes to the Directive.
Substantive changes will be explained below.
This proposal clarifies the text without making any substantive changes.
Other substantive changes.
The proposal for recasting comprises the following substantive changes to Directive 94/45/EC.
The main substantive changes are as follows.
The text constitutes an official codification of that Directive without making substantive changes.
No substantive changes to the existing legislation are made in the process.
Some changes are indispensable if the status quo is to be maintained and substantive changes avoided.
Substantive changes will be identified at the top of the Privacy Notice.
The comments on the Articles only relate to those Articleswhich are new or where substantive changes have been introduced.
The EESC would argue that substantive changes should not be made before 2013, in the interests of maintaining credibility.
Council or Commission Decisions amending the Combined Nomenclature andTARIC codes do not entail any substantive changes.
Substantive changes have also been made to the provisions on coordination of social security systems, health and cohesion.
But Lenin's draft theses, which were approved without any substantive changes, were categorical in their insistence on proletarian class independence.
As no substantive changes are proposed in the context of this review, it was not deemed necessary to make use of external expertise.
Regulation(EC) No 1907/2006(REACH)has more recently given rise to both structural and substantive changes to the SDS.
Recital 41: substantive changes to the earlier directive, whose transposal is mandatory, should be specified more clearly;
The Commission shalllikewise inform the Council before making significant substantive changes to Exceptional Assistance Measures already adopted.
Substantive changes may also be announced through the standard mechanisms by which we communicate with our users and community.
The only document to which the Commission proposes substantive changes is the MobiliPass, which would cover all kinds of learning and not just vocational training.
From this point, the Committee on Fisheries has difficulties with the Commissionproposal in that it goes beyond an extension of the rules to making three substantive changes to them.
The substantive changes relate to the new regulations for classification and labelling in accordance with the CLP Regulation Regulation(EC) No 272/2008.
This modification cannotbe endorsed as it would amount to considerable substantive changes going beyond what can be reasonably done within the framework of a recasting exercise.
There are no substantive changes to the publication provisions compared to those currently provided by the Fourth Council Directive 78/660/EEC and the Seventh Council Directive 83/349/EEC.
Article 12 is characterised by the simplification and clarification of the description of those admissible methods of service that were already included in theamended Commission proposal without implying significant substantive changes.
The most significant substantive changes have been seen in the creation of a new framework and in the Employee Systems and Quality Systems sections.
There are no substantive changes to the provisions governing the content of this report compared to those currently provided by the Fourth Council Directive 78/660/EEC and the Seventh Council Directive 83/349/EEC.
The main substantive changes include the extension of powers to conclude agreements to trade in services and the commercial aspects of intellectual property.
