Examples of using It notes in English and their translations into Romanian
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However, it notes that"evangelicals dislike conservationists". source.
Although the EESC has received the Commission recommendation for BEPG 2008-2010, it notes that they are unchanged from those for 2005-2008.
It notes with pleasure that several DGs were involved in its drafting.
Society hangs this label if it notes the following 8 features in women's behavior.
It notes the Commission's wish to support a large-scale pilot project on telemonitoring.
However, the EESC would expect supervisors to be diligent in this respect and it notes that supervisors retain the full range of corrective measures.
It notes the existence of parallel networks covering more than 50% of a relevant market.
While the report acknowledges some positive steps in judicial reform, it notes Romania's Civil Code, the Criminal Code and the Civil Procedure Code remain only drafts and must be adopted as soon as possible.
It notes in particular the change in Republika Srpska's approach towards its war crimes obligations.
I voted for this resolution on the special report by the European Ombudsman because it notes that the Ombudsman has completed an own-initiative inquiry into the rules which the Commission applies to applications by members of the public for access to documents concerning infringement proceedings.
It notes that red tape has a disproportionate impact on small companies, especially on micro-enterprises.
This is, of course,the case when it notes that the ECB's economic projections, like those of the International Monetary Fund and other international institutions, failed to predict the severity of the downturn in 2008.
It notes the wires arriving in distributor from where we pulled every wire(so we know how to tie the automation).
However, it notes that no website, application or internet connection is completely secure.
However, it notes that the Communication highlights the decline in EU science and engineering graduates.
It notes nevertheless that these appeals must systematically be considered to be suspensive in order to be fully effective.
However, it notes a difference in details between the chapters on liner shipping and tramp shipping(pools).
It notes that the communication concentrates more on the system for delivering support than on the content and aim of such support.
It notes that a sector or sub-sector may be added to the list, on the basis of new information, if it satisfies the relevant criteria.
It notes the preliminary statement issued by the EU EOM on 17 January 2011 welcoming the peaceful and credible process and overwhelming turnout.
It notes that in some countries the level of tobacco consumption remains stubbornly high, even where strict anti-tobacco laws have been adopted.
It notes that Serbia is developing a new strategy on judicial reform and is adopting a new anti-corruption strategy and action plan.
It notes that the High Judiciary Council is not defined as an independent body, while the Constitutional Court is being put forth as a legislative body.
Instead, it notes the items that would be modified if the tool was not run in Reporting Mode and logs these items to the Application log.
Thirdly, it notes the need for close collaboration between the Ministry of Finance and professional associations to strengthen training in accounting and auditing.
It notes that the Think Small First principle is not intended to exempt micro-enterprises and SMEs from the application of the legislation and cannot be used for this purpose.
It notes that the proposal seeks to limit court fees, but points out that these are difficult to predict, given the differing understanding of this concept in the Member States.
It notes that, in this case, what is at issue is the interaction of two rights, namely the right of the public to have access to documents and the right to the protection of private life and data.
It notes how the sector conforms to the Europe 2020 objectives in the different priority areas of employment, sustainability, innovation, education and social inclusion.
However it notes that the needs of the enlarged Europe in the field of transport infrastructure have grown and existing policy and instruments for its implementation should be adapted to the forthcoming challenges.