Examples of using Reference to the need in English and their translations into Slovak
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There was reference to the need for funding.
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Reference to the need to consult the Package Leaflet(PL).
Furthermore, countries should make appropriate provision to monitor the impact of their strategies on marginalized and disenfranchised groups,with particular reference to the needs of women.
Reference to the need to consult the Summary of Product Characteristics(SmPC);
I presented this to Parliament, as you will remember, in a reference to the need to deepen those commitments in terms of more market friendly, more innovative public procurement rules in Europe.
Reference to the need to withdraw Turkish occupying forces from a Member State is a necessary act of respect- the minimum, I would say- for European justice.
I would highlight, for example, the reference to the need for particular awareness and protection because children, unlike adults, do not have the facility to give their legal, moral or even psychological consent to their exposure to passive smoking.
In case 3697/2006/PB, the Ombudsman found that the requirement to give“detailed reasons” for extending the deadline for reply to a confirmatory application under Regulation1049/2001 was not met by a mere reference to the need to consult other Commission services.
Paragraph 3 is replaced to add a reference to the need for Member States to provide detailed information on appeal procedures.
Although the Council followed the Commission's proposal and made it even more operational(by specifying predetermined train paths), it wishes to limit the impact of this advance capacity allocation andthis capacity reserve by introducing a reference to the needs of passenger transport.
In the proposed action framework for tourism there is no reference to the need to carry out proper impact assessments to gauge the potential impact on the sector each time an EU legislative proposal is unveiled.
As a result, the reference to the need for the international community to reassess its civil and military strategy fell by the wayside, as did the passage underlining the growing popular discontent at the corruption spreading through government institutions.
However, I regret that Amendment 1 has been approved,thereby removing the important reference to the need for the Commission and the Council to create a clear legal basis for combating all forms of violence against women.
I also welcome the reference to the need, when negotiating and applying the new agreements,to take into due account the protection and defence of democratic bodies and human rights. Our efforts cannot and must not be reduced to mere economic aid.
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However, the EESC regrets that this reference to the need for European territorial cooperation appears to be only complementary, even accessory, to the priorities of the strategic guidelines, instead of being explicitly integrated with them.
A request by the Commission to a Member State in accordance withparagraph 1 shall be justified, with reference to the need to support the implementation of the relevant recommendations and shall indicate the programmes or priorities which it considers are concerned and the nature of the amendments expected.
Neither the reference to the need to take into account elements of transboundary importance when establishing environmental objectives, which was acceptable to the Commission, nor the rest of the amendment relating to the implementation timetable, which the Commission did not support, was included.
Also included in this opinion is reference to the need to develop common guidelines, exchange best practices, improve the use of available technology and involve think tanks and NGOs in order to better implement measures to reduce illegal fishing and the sale of illegal catches in European markets.
Finally, I would like to emphasise the desirability of including a reference to the need to involve citizens from third countries, with different cultures and religions, in the donation culture, by means of specific awareness measures, campaigns in their native language, cultural mediators etc., and of calling on States to combat trafficking wholeheartedly by adopting criminal liability measures against European citizens who pursue health tourism with a view to obtaining organs in third countries.
References to the need to reduce differences between the various regions in order to unite national economies and support their harmonious development date back to the Treaty of Rome.
Members also called for clear references to the need for data protection provisions, and the presumption of innocence and a fair trial, as well as a clear list of provisions which should form part of a detailed review of the system.
This European Parliament resolution, despite containing aspects with which we agree- for example, its references to the need for respect for social laws and collective agreements, training or the needs of the most remote regions- subscribes to a concept of liberalisation of the sector and creation of the so-called'Single European Sky'.
It is identical to Annex IV in Directive 96/82/EC save that the scope of the external emergencyplan is extended to make clearer references to the need to address possible domino effects and off-site mitigatory actions to address major accident scenarios impacting on the environment.
In writing.- In the end, I voted in favour of the common resolution on Generalised Tariff Preferences(GPS)(RC7-0181/2010) although I am very sorry and upset that the Colombian Embassy has been verysuccessful in convincing some of our colleagues to keep out almost all references to the need to investigate the human rights violations in Colombia and decide on the basis of the findings in order to decide whether to withdraw the tariff preferences for Colombian goods.
It is also true that this is more of a horizontal issue for the Commission, and there are in other EU initiatives very relevant proposals including, for example, the country-specific recommendations which we just published today,very important references to the need to reform education policies and improve the performance of education and training systems in various Member States in order to better connect the substance of education and training with the needs of the labour market.