Examples of using Limiting the scope in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Amendment 56 limiting the scope of Article 20 in the Commission's proposal has not been incorporated.
It was simply identifying the most typical examples of costs which could be incurred in replacing goods,and was not limiting the scope of the provision in question.
Amendment 1, limiting the scope of the Recommendation to“European audiovisual and on-line information services industry”.
Ee did not allowthird-parties to participate in the virtual currency trade, limiting the scope of the site to his personal dealings with the users.
From the start, it was felt that limiting the scope of the project to the assessment of risk would not be optimal.
It also unnecessarily increases complexity and administrative burden for stakeholders andEU bodies alike, while limiting the scope for simplification and economies of scale.
Entered into bilaterally which justifies limiting the scope of such conventions to the natural and legal persons covered by them.
Governments and non-state actors often disregard even the most basic protection afforded by international humanitarian law,further limiting the scope for humanitarian action.
Stronger mutual assistance between Member States, while at the same time limiting the scope for Member States to introduce their own monitoring, supervision and enforcement mechanisms.
Instead of limiting the scope of vaccination, defining its boundaries in accordance with the objective threat of infection and the absence of contraindications, health officials are trying to vaccinate all children without exception.
Where major shortcomings were identified, immediate corrective action was taken,including temporarily suspending or limiting the scope of activities of the notified body concerned.
By limiting the scope of the safe harbour through a market share threshold of 30% applicable to all types of agreements, the general block exemption would in itself enable a focused and effective enforcement of Article 81 to such agreements.
In environmental terms, the preferred option is tocover all flights departing from EU airports, as limiting the scope to“intra-EU” flights, which both depart and land in the EU, would address less than 40%10 of the emissions from all flights departing from the EU.
This applies especially to more rights for independent producers, the contribution of non-linear services such asvideo-on-demand providers in support of European productions, and limiting the scope for product placement.
Alternatively, the Commission may propose to amend this decision,for instance by limiting the scope of the adequacy finding only to data transfers subject to additional conditions.”.
That notification shall include information on the kind(s) of measuring instrument(s) for which each body has been designated and, where relevant, the instrument accuracy classes, the measuring range, the measurement technology,and any other instrument characteristic limiting the scope of the notification.
This created a regulatory framework which guarantees citizens a universal service,while gradually limiting the scope of the reserved area(initially mail under 350 grams, amended in 2002 to 100 grams and reduced on 1/1/2006 to 50 grams).
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, we opposed the proposal for a directive in committee because the rapporteur had radically changed the Commission's proposal in a restrictive way by expanding its scope; proposing the gradual phase-out of a further 33 substances in Annex III, including brominated and chlorinated flame retardants,as well as PVC and its additives; limiting the scope for exemptions and the time taken to adjust; and introducing restrictive regulations for nanomaterials.
However, also with respect to this choice,considerations of proportionality and respect of fundamental rights of citizens point towards limiting the scope of the messaging types to be covered by the system.
Furthermore, some Member States, such as France, Italy and Hungary,take the view that limiting the scope of the Directive to national treasures listed in the Annex to the Directive or belonging to public collections or on ecclesiastical lists constitutes a further restriction.
Thirdly, an interpretation of Article 4(2) of Directive 2009/24 to the effect that the exhaustion rule does not apply to internet downloads, when that form of marketing is used extensively to distribute computer programs,would have the effect of limiting the scope of that rule very significantly and, at the same time, of restricting freedom of movement.
Furthermore, there does not appear to be any justification for limiting the scope of the Community instrument to the preventive seizure of bank accounts: it could usefully be extended, with any necessary changes, to cover attachment of these assets after an enforcement order has been granted, given that the same type of difficulty regarding the seizure and disappearance of goods(which form the justification for the measure) could also occur then.
Unlike, perhaps, some of the more resistant Member States(the United Kingdom, the Netherlands since the last change of government, and so on),I am against limiting the scope to criminal procedures in the strictest sense; I am in favour of including a broader range of procedures.
At the moment the so-called cascading grants(sub-granting), when a grant beneficiary later chooses further beneficiaries in his own call for proposals, are capped by a maximumthreshold for the total grant amount to be sub-granted, thus limiting the scope for bringing on board partners with specific expertise who had not been identified at the beginning.
However, the text of the Council's common position is the result of negotiations between the three institutions and a majority in both the Council andthe European Parliament supported limiting the scope of the Directive to cross-border cases because of a restrictive interpretation of Article 65 of the EC Treaty.
A revised version has been drafted, which includes ways of lightening the burden for businesses and Member States without affecting quality, such as the use of administrative sources and,in specific cases, limiting the scope of economic activities to be covered, excluding agricultural, fishing and forestry activities.