Examples of using To be clearly defined in English and their translations into Swedish
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Mandate of the fora to be clearly defined.
hence the borderlines need to be clearly defined.
We want the compensation to be clearly defined and the Member States to shoulder their responsibility in this regard.
Cooperation procedures and principles need to be clearly defined.
The levels of responsibility to be clearly defined when the action plan gets incorporated into the framework directive for water resources;
The availability and quality of these assets would need to be clearly defined.
Also, the terms'conviction' and'criminal record' need to be clearly defined and the terms'offence' and'punishment' need to be harmonized.
Moldova needs to be clearly defined.
clear on one point: remits need to be clearly defined if we expect people to accept legislative and political decisions at European level.
Explanation The tasks of the independent fiscal council need to be clearly defined by the Commission.
Recognises that common objectives need to be clearly defined and the potential and added value of a‘Destination(s)
I agree with you that the borderlines of the tasks of the European public administration need to be clearly defined.
This allows the elements where EMAS goes further than ISO 14001 to be clearly defined, namely compliance with environmental legislation, the improvement of environmental performance,
Amendment 81 requires responsibilities for taking action in the event of an act of unlawful interference to be clearly defined.
Considers it necessary for a subscriber's"Member State of residence" to be clearly defined in order to ensure that the other Member States can be identified by default as countries where the subscriber is temporarily present;
The EESC would like the guidelines to provide explicitly for all aspects of the delegations to be clearly defined, in terms of.
So it is right that the duties of all those involved need to be clearly defined, the number of programmes reduced
There is a need for the formalities connected with the free movement of Union citizens within the territory of the Member States to be clearly defined.
Romania, Ireland and Italy, such work does not seem to be clearly defined, which risks making any limit ineffective.
need to be clearly defined.
Would like the guidelines to provide explicitly for all aspects of the delegations to be clearly defined objectives, content,
The Obesity Check campaign, to be clearly defined by policy makers
responsibilities need to be clearly defined for the organization to become efficient.
including environmental protection, to be clearly defined, transparent, non-discriminatory
the activities run at a centralized level by the Commission need to be clearly defined in order to ensure complementarity
In every case, for the exception provided for by Article 86(2) to apply, the public service mission needs to be clearly defined and must be explicitly entrusted through an act of public authority(including contracts)5.
There is a need for the formalities connected with the free movement of Union citizens within the territory of the Member States to be clearly defined without prejudice to the provisions applicable to border controls.
wishes hospital and non-hospital care to be clearly defined so as to increase legal certainty for patients and health services.
that concept still remains to be clearly defined today, despite the fact that it is one of the founding principles of the Union itself.
concessionality of loans and equity in ODA reporting needs to be clearly defined in the OECD DAC, ensuring equal treatment of all donors.