Examples of using Precise criteria in English and their translations into Swedish
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A protocol annexed to the Treaty of Amsterdam sets precise criteria for applying these principles51.
Certainly, by defining precise criteria the European Commission must develop this concept of absorption capacity.
particularly by giving the jury greater independence and laying down more precise criteria.
more precise criteria, for the creation, operation
Without such precise criteria, potential investors would appear to have no indication as to the specific circumstances in which prior authorisation would be granted or refused.
Whereas the terms'serious injury','threat of serious injury' and'Community producers' should be defined and more precise criteria for determining injury be established;
The Directive lays down precise criteria for the prudential valuation of shareholders
easily understood and allow precise criteria to be laid down and used by the Administration as a basis for its decisions.
practical and precise criteria.
The labelled products and/or services are considered to be in compliance with precise criteria mentioned in the applicable standards for each category of products and services.
The precise criteria according to which waste is assigned to a particular waste class will depend on the specific situation in the State in relation to the nature of the waste and the disposal options available or under consideration.
The section feels that the Commission should in the first instance draw up more precise criteria on the requirements that animal feed
defining precise criteria and arrangements for selection
based on very objective, very precise criteria, which also help encourage these future Member States to actually realise that we have a Europe of rules,
providing that precise criteria are met in order to prevent any distortion of competition.
Whereas experience has shown that it is necessary to adopt more precise criteria for assessing possible injury
of an actual directive, which establishes precise criteria, which each of the Member States shall have to respect in its performance of inspections.
The EU and its member states will consider in further detail the precise criteria for the interpretation of“adequacy” in this context
the provisions of the Spanish legislation appear to lack specific and precise criteria for the granting of the authorisation
Whereas experience has shown that it is necessary to adopt more precise criteria for assessing possible injury
The amendments have therefore been introduced to increase the overall transparency of the collateral framework by specifying the precise criteria that have to be fulfilled by asset-backed securities in addition to the criteria applicable to debt instruments in general.
The guidelines referred to in point 8 shall provide precise criteria for notifying measures limited to national territory
on the basis of precise criteria as regards the policies pursued by the public authorities
Furthermore, in my opinion, we should determine and better define, by means of more comprehensive, more precise criteria, how to use the migratory pressure parameter, which pinpoints the
the Member States to adopt clear and precise criteria for measuring the capacity of ships
I would stress the need for harmonised rules on the indication of the origin of textile products imported from non-EU countries and precise criteria for the use of a'made in'origin marking for products manufactured in the Union,
whereas it seems appropriate to provide precise criteria for classification; whereas, in addition,
The downstream market share of the buyer is the most precise criterion when assessing whether consumer harm is likely to result from a vertical agreement.
Well, quite simply because it is not an objective and precise criterion. There is no cause and effect link between
The article has also been amended in order to establish an objective and precise criterion for the assessment of the accommodation, in the spirit of Parliament's