Examples of using Defined in article in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Computer
As defined in Article 1.
This procedure is defined in Article 294.
As defined in Article 1.
These projects are defined in Article 4.
As defined in Articles 3 to 7.
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The basic taxable amount as defined in Article 3.
IFs are defined in Article 1 of this Regulation.
Eligible collateral» means collateral as defined in Article 8;
Pension manager as defined in Article 1 of this Regulation.
Has inspection arrangements equivalent to those defined in Article 14.
It is defined in article 6.2 of the Chemical Agents Directive[8].
(c)"CCAMLR area": means the area of application defined in Article I of the Convention.
The total contribution from all members other than the Union shall be of atleast EUR 470 million over the period defined in Article 1.
(ah) remuneration reports as defined in Article[X] of[revised Shareholders Rights Directive25].
This Directive shall apply to tractors as defined in Article 1.
Persons indicted for crimes as defined in Articles 1 to 5 of the International Criminal Tribunal on Yugoslavia statute;
The primary basis forcustoms value under this Agreement is“transaction value” as defined in Article 1.
The total annual turnover as referred to in Article 18(1)of the SSM Regulation shall mean the annual turnover, as defined in Article 67 of Directive 2013/36/EU, of a supervised entity according to the most recent available annual financial accounts of such supervised entity.
Amendments necessary to adapt Annexes II to V to technical progressshall be decided in accordance with the procedure defined in Article 21.
Until 31 December 1997,where Member States authorize the producers defined in Article 1 to make temporary transfers as referred to in Article 6(1) of Regulation(EEC) No 3950/92, the special reference quantity shall be transferred to for the duration of the period concerned to the national reserve.
The official activities of the Organisation referred to in thisProtocol are those activities which correspond to the aims defined in Article 2 of the Convention.
Considering that the aim of the Convention, as defined in Article 1, is to protect the dignity and identity of all human beings and guarantee everyone, without discrimination, respect for their integrity and other rights and fundamental freedoms with regard to the application of biology and medicine;
Funding relating to the development of advanced digital skills would beimplemented primarily through the Digital Innovation Hubs, as defined in Article[16] and explained below, and the relevant competence centres.
Where Member States use the uniform format for forms for purposes other than those covered by Article 1, appropriate measures must be taken toensure that no confusion is possible with the form defined in Article 1.
Collecting, collating, analysing, and assessing the available information from the Reitox National Focal Points andthe Europol National Units on new psychoactive substances as defined in Article[…] of Council Framework Decision 2004/757/JHA[as amended by Directive(EU)…/…] and communicating this information to the Reitox National Focal Points and the Europol National Units as well as to the Commission without undue delay;
If they are ever detained the added value of the directive lies in the fact that it forces Member States who havedecided to do this to respect the minimum safeguards defined in Article 15a, which you have just mentioned, Mr Mate.
Member States are hereby authorised to grant to establishments manufacturingcertain milk-based products with traditional characteristics as defined in Article 1 individual or general derogations from the requirements set out.
Only those vessels named in the list mentioned in paragraph 2 and whichhave a special fishing permit issued in accordance with Article 7 of Regulation(EC) No 1627/94(*) by the Member State whose flag they fly shall have the right to carry out fishing activities in the area defined in Article 1.
Member States and international organizations should recognize and support universal access to the Internet as aninstrument for promoting the realization of the human rights as defined in Articles 19 and 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
It stated that'Member States and international organizations should recognise and support universal access to the internet as aninstrument for promoting the realisation of the human rights as defined in Articles 19 and 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights'(UNESCO 2003).