Examples of using To define precisely in English and their translations into Swedish
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the BROAD definition is rather difficult to define precisely.
The Committee deems it important to define precisely the level of harmonisation sought,
Concerns of private broadcasters regarding a possible non-compliance by Member States with their obligation to define precisely the public service mission of public service broadcasters.
It is still too early to define precisely the possible uses of new deliverables since their properties
Then, once we know what is required, we need to define precisely what resources we should have.
It is therefore necessary to define precisely the concept of vehicles produced in small series in terms of the number of vehicles produced, the requirements to be complied with and the conditions for placing those vehicles on the market.
the application of Regulation(EEC) No 386/90(8), the Commission stated its intention to define precisely the term"physical check" as used in Article 2(a)
It is therefore necessary to define precisely the concept of vehicles produced in small series in terms of the number of vehicles produced,
time limits referred to under such schemes and to define precisely the dates when contractual storage begins and ends.
In the case of economic crises, the Commission needs to define precisely what constitutes a"regional crisis","national crisis" and"Community crisis.
The Union to define precisely the criteria which, under its powers, it uses to
energy aid will have to define precisely the objective pursued
time limits referred to under such schemes and to define precisely the dates when contractual storage begins and ends;
This indicator refers to whether geolocation tools are used to define precisely the amount of nutrients to be applied in each specific location within the field/farm.
time limits referred to under such schemes and to define precisely the dates when contractual storage begins and ends;
The aim of the proposed regulation is to define precisely the tasks of the Cohesion Fund
it is therefore necessary to define precisely how that term is used in this Directive,
It is therefore necessary to better specify EMSA's tasks and to define precisely EMSA's assistance to the Commission
In this regard, the procedural rules which they lay down are designed to guarantee the impartiality of third parties, to define precisely the role of third parties during the procedure,
Although the"concept of potential technological change is difficult to define precisely, let alone measure," Kuznets writes,"it is extremely useful,
should be able to define precisely the scope of these regulations
To define very precisely.
Whereas it is necessary to define more precisely certain products;
It is the SIEF participants' responsibility to precisely define precisely the substance for which a SIEF will be formed.
In addition, the Commission should be empowered to define more precisely the characteristics a tyre must fulfil to be defined as“Off-road professional tyre”.
It is therefore possible to define more precisely the methods to be used in prudential supervision exercised on a consolidated basis.
In order to define more precisely what Europe's future Internet connectivity should look like, this Communication establishes a set of objectives for network deployment by 2025.
As development cooperation policy will be applied according to the usual procedure, it is essential to define very precisely the remit of the European Parliament's Committee on Development Cooperation.
Work to define as precisely as possible within larger and more general areas of activity those particular aspects to which QMV might be extended;
Its terms of reference include the specific requirements to define more precisely the term“organised civil society”