Examples of using Properly defined in English and their translations into Polish
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Repentance, properly defined, is necessary for salvation.
Capture-ready" concept needs to be properly defined.
We know that a properly defined and implemented"Risk Management success management.
Member States should ensure that internships are properly defined.
This is why properly defined and controlled mixed farming should be allowed, subject to the separation of land, livestock and products i.e. retaining Article 11 of Regulation No 834/2007.
The Committee recommends that the term"locally absent species" be properly defined.
However, the details of this proposal need to be properly defined- and quickly- if it is to succeed.
Whereas the concept of expenditure to be declared monthly by the paying agencies should be properly defined;
The location(Article 3) in which the emergency stocks must be held is not properly defined, given the use of the term"within the European Community.
However, where they are made from fruits they could become part of a third category of"fruit vodka";this would need to be properly defined.
However this potential is insufficiently exploited as the euro area has neither a properly defined international strategy nor effective international representation.
Member States should provide a clear justification for the“must carry” obligations in their national law so as to ensure that such obligations are transparent,proportionate and properly defined.
This basic concept of harmful interference should therefore be properly defined to ensure that regulatory intervention is limited to the extent necessary to prevent such interference.
I hope that Mexican legislators will soon make improvements to the General Law on Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence so thatthe different forms of violence and the mechanisms implementing the laws can be properly defined.
In other words, the concept of abuse of a dominant position has yet to be properly defined and consequently companies sometimes find it extremely difficult to know what they are or are not allowed to do.
I agree with Malcolm Harbour in that there does not seem to be much willingness to consider the Single Market as being the fundamental tool in the 2020 strategy- which is still not properly defined and developed.
The status of cross-border workers should be properly defined to ensure that they enjoy the same rights as other workers and that, at the same time, the cross-border provision of services takes place under fair conditions.
Secondly, and perhaps even more importantly, the definition accords the Ombudsman a capacity for intervention that other institutions may easily regard as discretionary,because it is not properly defined and regulated.
Groups at which activities are aimed should be properly defined: social categories, age groups, persons with disabilities, and always meeting the criterion of non-discrimination on the grounds of race, culture or social situation;
As for proportionality, the Commission observes that the tax credit amounts to 20% of expenditure,which is reasonable as long as eligible costs are properly defined and only production costs actually incurred are taken into account.
Contradictions in the applications of the directive should be clarified and Member States' competence to enforce their labour standards and industrial relations systems, including the crucial role of collective bargaining in the different forms, should be properly defined.
The EESC recognises that the Digital Dividend,resultant from a very limited resource that is spectrum, could, provided that it is properly defined and its use is guaranteed, have has significant economic and social benefits for Europe.
In any case, in the light of the new rules introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon, we need to clarify whether this justification provides sufficient motivation for the reservation of implementing powers to be exercised by the Council andwhether those implementing powers delegated to the Council are properly defined and framed.
As the rapporteur makes clear throughout her excellent opinion, freeing up the digital dividend alone will not automatically generate any benefits and,unless its use is properly defined and its implementation by the Member States guaranteed, could even prove detrimental to consumers and other social partners.
This basic concept of harmful interference should therefore be properly defined to ensure that regulatory intervention is limited to the extent necessary to prevent such interference, ð having regard also to the need for network equipment and end-user devices to incorporate resilient receiver technology.
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Properly define the material consumption.
Properly define and identify the incidence of ESL;
Indeed, without forces, one cannot properly define the bouncing ball and the model is, from a mechanical point of view, meaningless.
Therefore, the Commission can at present not properly define, within the scope of the discretion left to the Community legislator under Article 14(3) of the basic Regulation, the level of the equitable remuneration which must be sensibly lower than the amount charged for the licensed production of propagating material;