Examples of using Precise scope in English and their translations into Portuguese
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An appendix defines the precise scope of application.Â.
The precise scope and targets will be defined once this joint technology initiative is adopted.
We must, however,keep to their precise scope and content.
The precise scope of its mandate will have to be established after the resolution of the status issue.
European Commissioner Yves-Thibaut de Silguy explains the precise scope of this decision.
The precise scope will be assessed in the working group to be set up as outlined in the Annex.
I invite you to take the floor, butthis question goes beyond the precise scope of the original question.
The precise scope of this provision is laid down in the Council Decision of 29 June 1998( 98/415/ EC) on the consultation of the ECB by national authorities.
All parties would then know in advance the precise scope and purpose of the provisions pertaining to each of those levels.
In this section, I highlight how Castro transposed dietary principles into the guiding principles for a society free from hunger,showing the world the precise scope of his undertaking.
The Council examined in particular the precise scope of the obligation for a Member State intercepting a target present on the territory of another Member State, to inform the latter.
Accordingly, I take the view that Salzgitter and the Federal Republic of Germany were well placed to know the precise scope of their obligations and had been so since the adoption of the Third Code in 1986.
The precise scope and form of the advertising required depends on the nature of the services in question and the extent to which the contract is of interest to purely regional, national or EU-wide potential providers of the service.
In this context, the ECB supports the provisions(36) underpinning the requirement that eligible OTC derivatives should be traded on regulated markets, MTFs and OTFs andentrusting ESMA with the identification of the precise scope of such trading obligation taking into account the liquidity 37.
In the case of both broadband and RDI projects, the precise scope of projects within the overall areas identified is still being refined through further contacts with interested parties.
Since Commission Regulation(EEC) No 482/74 of 27 February 1974 on the classification of goods within subheading 23.04 Β of the Common Customs Tariff was not amended by the Commission in accordance with the second subparagraph of Article 15(1) of Council Regulation No 2658/87 of 23 July 1987, it cannot be applied to declarations concerning importations after1 January 1988 inasmuch as that failure to amend the former regulation prevents individuals from determining its precise scope.
The list of authorised GM plants and the precise scope of their authorisation is available in the EU register of GM food and feed, which can be found here.
The precise scope of this provision will be identified in the context of the Council Decision to be adopted by the EU Council, laying down the limits and conditions under which the ECB is to be consulted by the competent authorities on draft national legislation in accordance with the said article.
The level of impact is closely related to aspects of the structure and management of programmes including the quality of analyses that define the precise scope of interventions.(e. g, small targeted programmes may be more effective than large-scale programmes)._BAR_ 3_BAR_ 17_BAR_ 7_BAR_ 1_BAR_ 0_BAR_ 1_BAR.
To avoid that, I believe that it is essential to identify the precise scope of Articles 17 EC and 18 EC in order to define the status of citizen of the Union, particularly where the facts relate to the free movement of persons, whether they are workers or employers.
Although the Court of Justice has provided some explanation of the scope of the defence[7], its precise scope remains uncertain Indeed, there appears to have been only one reported example of where the defence has been used successfully, namely the Sanquin Foundation case in the Netherlands.
Amendments Nos 25 and 29 concern the need to define the combined approach, which the Commission accepts in principle,although we are proposing a slightly different wording in order to make the scope more precise in legal terms.