Examples of using Correctly implemented in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Directive has therefore been correctly implemented in this respect.
When correctly implemented it is a very effective tool to reduce errors.
The full set ofrights is not yet completely and correctly implemented.
Correctly implemented, standards and directives guarantee safe conditions in the production of food.
This type of diagnosticboard in intended to confirm that the interface is correctly implemented.
BERLIN-CHEMIE has a rigorously planned and correctly implemented system of quality assurance.
The Commission will work closely withMember States to ensure that the Directive is correctly implemented.
The dissemination of information is correctly implemented on the basis of the Commission Regulation of 24 September 2007.
Effective controls require these procedures to be clearly established and correctly implemented(see Annex II).
However, it should be correctly implemented as well as being more transparent and duly communicated.
Many market access problems nowarise because existing rules are not correctly implemented or enforced.
Correctly implemented insulation measures in the basement, at outside walls and roof can further reduce energy loss.
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Fisheries management measures were correctly implemented, but there were significant gaps in control requirements for small vessels 25.
The Commission will follow-up with Member States to address situations where the legislationmight not have been fully or correctly implemented.
The connection process is correctly implemented, and the gaskets, claws, hook plates and nuts matched with the pile head are used.
I would like to stress that existingEU standards on aviation security were correctly implemented on 25 December at Amsterdam Schiphol airport.
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I believe that the Councilbudget for the 2008 financial year was correctly implemented, as can be deduced from the annual report of the Court of Auditors.
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The administrative cross-check of all claims, when correctly implemented, allows the detection of most of the errors that remain in claims introduced in the system.
Correctly implemented public procurement rules are a crucial tool for strengthening the single market and for boosting the growth of Union companies and Union jobs.
To manage and implement the OPs, the Member States designate managing authorities(MAs) having the key responsibility formaking sure that the programme is effectively and correctly implemented.
The Code has to a considerable extent modernised andstandardised visa procedures and, if correctly implemented, allows to address certain problems highlighted in the evaluation.
The EESC thinks that this framework, if correctly implemented, is sufficient for use at local community level and that there is no need to adopt a specific"shale gas directive," at least for the time being.
This amendment provides that from 1 July 2011 onwards price adjustments had to be made in accordance with the price adjustment clause and, thereby,reconfirmed and correctly implemented the initial intentions of the parties.
If well designed, with relevant requirements and correctly implemented in relevant areas, even if not very demanding, they can bring great environmental benefits spread throughout a wide area.
As regards the remaining three countries- the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Spain- the Commission concluded that the measures being put in place orplanned appear to be able to tackle the identified gaps, if correctly implemented.
If correctly implemented, these new reporting and monitoring requirements for Member States could provide much better information to the Commission on how the EU public procurement rules are implemented in practice.
As regards the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Spain the measures being put in place or planned, as communicated to the Commission following the Air Quality Ministerial Summit,appear to be able to appropriately tackle the identified gaps, if correctly implemented.