Examples of using Extending the scope in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Extending the scope;
Need for thorough subsidiarity analysis for initiatives extending the scope of EU intervention.
Extending the scope of application.
Two sub-options could be applied separately or in combination:(a)increasing the frequency and(b) extending the scope of reporting.
Also extending the scope of.
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Upon a duly justified request by the industries concerned,the Commission may consider extending the scope of the monitoring to other sectors.
Extending the scope of mutual assistance.
Thirdly, as shadow banking issues may require extending the scope and nature of prudential regulation, appropriate regulatory responses are needed.
Extending the scope of the Solidarity Fund.
Extending the scope of exempted services on page 32.
Scenario 1 considered the costs of building on the EBR andthe BRITE project and extending the scope of the current cooperation to the remaining eight Member States.
Extending the scope of the Directive where necessary.
It is therefore appropriate for the investor to account for this interest by extending the scope of its financial statements to include its share of the profit or loss of such an investee.
Extending the scope of the definition of cultural goods.
Enhancing protection of confidentiality of electronic communications by extending the scope of the legal instrument to include new functionally equivalent electronic communications services.
Extending the scope of the cap to energy crops(Amendment 181).
(CS) I fully support extending the scope of Article 186 to include the milk and dairy products sector.
Extending the scope to lower airspace up to the airport;
Option D2 on extending the scope of the measure to cover sea and rail travel seems premature, at least at this stage.
Extending the scope of sectors covered by the monitoring on consumer satisfaction.
Extending the scope of the Directive to include irradiated fuel for reprocessing;
Extending the scope of the provisions to inland waterway transport is a welcome move.
Extending the scope of Directive 2004/37 on exposure to carcinogens or mutagens at work(to include ETS);
(a) extending the scope of this Regulation to reclaimed water intended for further specific uses, including reuse for industrial purposes;
Extending the scope of the Points of Single Contact(set up under the Services Directive) was considered the preferred option.
Extending the scope of the provision requiring member states to set up minimum energy performance requirements for new buildings and for major renovations;
Extending the scope of the provision requiring Member States to set up minimum energy performance requirements when a major renovation is to be carried out;