Examples of using Explained in section in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Medicine
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Programming
Explained in Section 2.3.
Set and control the rate as explained in section 4.2.
Explained in Section 6.3.2.
Defined terms used in this Notice are explained in Section(R) below.
As is explained in section 2(Definitions), venture capital is technically a sub set of private equity.
Your personal data is always processed for legitimate purposes,as explained in section 5.
As further explained in Section 5, FOIA requests will be processed as provided under that statute and applicable regulations.
It is for this reason that the Commission keeps the situation under review as explained in Section III below.
However, as explained in Section 3 below, more can be done to improve the fight against counterfeiting and piracy in the customs field.
To discontinue direct marketing or ad targeting,you may send a request as explained in section 9.
As explained in section 3.1, the Commission's impact assessment system is helping to ensure that subsidiarity and proportionality are rigorously analysed for all major proposals.
It can be reasonably assumed that there will be no significantclear benefits in terms of public health(as explained in section 1.2.2.1).
For a number of reasons, explained in section 3.2, mainly related to the need for a swift cash changeover, a long transitional period is not advisable for future euro-area entrants.
Revisions to these CIF values were also made following commentsreceived from an exporting producer after the provisional disclosure(as explained in Section 2.2 above).
As explained in Section 1.4 of Annex III, national feasibility studies were carried out concerning the possibility of data collection on a security-by-security basis euro-area-wide.
These services, and the processing of data as a result of use of those respective services,are explained in Section 2“Data Privacy Statements for Users of Special Schiedel GmbH& Co.
As explained in section 3.1, a system of lengthy parental leave and generous benefits can encourage parents to stay at home with their young children, as is the case in Estonia, Lithuania, Austria and Romania.
These services, and the processing of data as a result of use of those respective services,are explained in Section 2(“Data Privacy Statements for Users of Special BMI Group Services”).
Finally, unlike some other remuneration provisions(i.e. deferral and pay-out in instruments), which in some cases can be associated with significant implementation and compliance costs and burdens,as explained in Section III.
These services, and the processing of data as a result of use of those respective services,are explained in Section 2(“Data Privacy Statements for Users of SpecialSchiedel Metaloterm B.V. Services”).
As explained in section 4.1, the Commission now proposes to formalise this process with a view to endorse the existing and establish further common GPP criteria for more product groups, in close cooperation with the Member States and relevant stakeholders.
The Commission disagrees with these views and considers that,given the high interrelation and interconnection between the product categories as explained in Section 2.1, it is sufficient to demonstrate the existence of unforeseen developments globally.
Applying the pay and conditions of the home-base country, and not mandatory rules of the country in which or from which the driver habitually carries out the activity- when in breach of the Posting of Workers Directive andRome I Regulation(with the ECJ ruling on the Koelzsch case), as explained in Section 3.
This proposal would complement the ECD on some points, as explained in section 5 below, while leaving the abovementioned provisions of the ECD, as well as its Article 3 on the internal market, unaffected.
As explained in section III.3, resale price maintenance(RPM), that is, agreements or concerted practices having as their direct or indirect object the establishment of a fixed or minimum resale price or a fixed or minimum price level to be observed by the buyer, are treated as a hardcore restriction.
As explained in Section 3.2.3 above, during the review investigation period the export prices of the exporting producers to the Union were influenced by the undertakings and therefore not reliable enough to be used for the determination whether dumping would be likely to continue or recur should the anti-dumping measures be allowed to lapse.