Examples of using Technical definitions in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Technical definitions.
For the purposes of this Regulation, the following technical definitions and requirements apply.
Technical definitions and requirements.
For the purpose of this Regulation the technical definitions and requirements are laid down in Annex I.
Technical definitions, requirements and restrictions.
The technical measures, including supplementary technical definitions, necessary for the implementation of this Regulation, should be adopted by the Commission.
Technical definitions needed for the purpose of the uniform implementation of this Chapter;
The Commission is to adopt the measures necessary for the implementation of this regulation, regarding, in particular,the calculation methodologies to be used, the technical definitions, and the content of the requisite data.
The technical definitions laid down in Annex I;
The scrutiny exercise of the provisions of Directive 83/417/EEC in relation to the new distinction between delegated and implementing acts has shown the need for the Commission to be empowered to adopt delegated acts to amend,where appropriate, the technical definitions and standards established in the annexes for edible caseins and caseinates to take account of developments in relevant international standards and of technical progress.
The technical definitions and requirements, as referred to in Article 2(4) and Article 7, are the following.
The Council has reviewed technical definitions as well as the use of the terms labelling and marking throughout the text.
Technical definitions, requirements and concepts: A number of possible technical improvement were identified including clarifications of the definitions and obligations related to agglomerations, quiet areas, major roads, industrial noise and action plans.
The technical definitions, designation and sales descriptions for sectors other than those set out in Article 78;
Various technical definitions and descriptions of assurance levels exist as the result of union-funded large-scale pilots, standardisation and international activities.
Functional and technical definition of an integrated data processing system.
That marks the second consecutive quarter in which the economy shrunk, the technical definition of recession.
According to the authors, there"is neither one universally accepted technical definition of'mindfulness' nor any broad agreement about detailed aspects of the underlying concept to which it refers.".
However, there is no technical definition of the word and the scientific evidence for the health effects of these foods- while often positive- does not necessarily apply to real diets.
The word is used as a verb in that sentence to refer to the process,not the technical definition of vaccine.
The Commission shalladopt a separate delegated act in respect of each definition, technical definition or requirement in the provisions referred to in the first subparagraph.
CEBR uses the technical definition of the International Monetary Fund(IMF) to determine the global economic recession.
The blow to our economy is comprehensive,” Paul Chan said in a blog post on Sunday, adding that a preliminary estimate for third-quarter GDP on Thursdaywould show two successive quarters of contraction- the technical definition of a recession.
The blow(from the protests) to our economy is comprehensive," Paul Chan said in a blog post, adding that a preliminary estimate for third-quarter GDP on Thursdaywould show two successive quarters of contraction- the technical definition of a recession.
The rules on organic wine-making rules introduce a technical definition of organic wine which is consistent with the organic objective and principles as laid down in Council Regulation(EC 834/2007) Organic production.
This technical definition can be phrased more simply as,"An indulgence is what we receive when the Church lessens the temporal penalties to which we may be subject even though our sins have been forgiven.".
As a technical definition for how the date for Easter is decided: the First Council of Nicaea in 325 established the actual date of Easter as the first Sunday after the full moon following the vernal equinox(March 21st) in the northern hemisphere.
As far as the role of design authority is concerned, it needs to be ensured that the European public sector,as owner of the systems, retains crucial knowledge of, and involvement in, the detailed technical definition of the European GNSS programmes.