Examples of using Rewording in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Rewording of second sentence.
Therefore, the Commission has no objections to this rewording.
Rewording is therefore required.
This, forget that, okay, and this is just a minor rewording.
This rewording does not affect other content.
Please revise it well, rather than just rewording things.
A slight rewording could improve the text even more.
The Council, in its position, agreed and proposed a slight rewording.
This rewording does not change the substance of this provision.
The Commission accepted 40 of these amendments,28 of which in their entirety and 12 after slight rewording.
Keep editing and rewording until the essay is finished.
Rewording of the second subparagraph is necessary to provide for a longer deadline for publication.
Romania:“Increase and diversify the number of jobs in rural areas”, a rewording of Focus Area 6a“diversification and job creation”.
Rewording is necessary to include infringement of any implementing measure adopted, and not only of implementing regulations.
In 2009,Groupe SEB involved over 150 managers from all its subsidiaries in rewording its founding values to clarify their meaning and share them with all its business units.
Rewording is necessary to clarify that the periods of protection granted by the reward or incentive should have expired for this provision to apply.
The Commission supports both a formal simplification of the concepts and methods used for the purpose of determiningorigin, including the rewording of the appropriate legal provisions and relaxation in substance, in particular where developing countries are concerned.
Rewording is necessary to avoid inconsistency in the text of the provision which would otherwise contain references to both publication and public availability.
However, the Commission, which is the only party other than Ms Gysen to have submitted written observations in these proceedings fora preliminary ruling, suggests rewording the question in far wider terms than those I have indicated in paragraph 29 above.
Rewording is required to specify that all Community funded research activities must take place within the context of the Research and Development Framework Programmes.
The Committee would therefore suggest rewording the Commission's text so that any NGOs engaging in activity of European relevance are eligible.
Rewording is necessary to clarify that the Committee shall consider any information available to it, including information from studies in third countries.
He regularly posts acerbic, ironic tweets mocking news stories about Russia's leaders,often rewording the language of tweets by the official presidential Twitter account, typically reversing or otherwise transforming the meaning of a prosaic Kremlin announcement into something embarrassing, cryptic, or downright evil.
A slight rewording is necessary; the mention of“where indicated” in the amendment is unnecessary since it is already covered by the mention of“and are appropriately authorised for use in children”.
Many would protest, claiming that a simple rewording of a sentence will not make a shiny new car appear in your driveway, or change your fat body to one that is slender, or cause your employer to suddenly change her personality and begin to treat you differently- but they would be wrong.
Rewording is proposed to reduce the mentioned dead-line(ten days is judged sufficient for the Agency to adopt a decision) and to clarify that motivation shall be provided by annexing the Committee's opinion.
Rewording is necessary to clarify that the members of the Committee must have experience relevant to the work of the Committee, but that this experience may have been gained other than in the pharmaceutical industry.
I believe that only a rewording of the amendment to Article 136 or, alternatively, a clear declaration from the European Council on these issues, will enable Parliament to adopt an opinion in line with the desired schedule of the European Council.
Further rewording is necessary to clarify that, when the Paediatric Committee considers the potential significant therapeutic benefits of a medicine, these potential benefits relate to either the patients to be included in studies or the paediatric population at large.
I therefore agree on rewording the main objectives and stress the need for a more efficient research policy that cuts out the burden of red tape and provides for greater participation from small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as innovation and funding integration.

