Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Guidelines would in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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But, uh, maybe some guidelines would be helpful.
Guidelines would have to introduce a workable distinction.
I too would have thought that guidelines would have been quite adequate.
Such guidelines would be endorsed by the Management Board
The least we could have expected to be done as a result of the new guidelines would have been to sound an alarm signal and admit failure.
A few simple guidelines would dramatically increase the effectiveness of a demo account.
The harmonization of the information held by industry through the development of guidelines would greatly assist future epidemiological research into occupational diseases.
Harmonised guidelines would not take into account organisational
Even during consultation on the 1995 guidelines it became apparent that modifying guidelines would be necessary because a few additives were still undergoing scientific testing.
European Guidelines would, e.g. for definitions and procedures, be an additional tool to improve data quality.
to an advisory procedure, while the choice of strategic guidelines would come under a management committee.
Those guidelines would serve to provide clarity in the interpretation of such notions as'sufficient resources' and'public security.
the British authorities stated that new guidelines would soon be sent to the departments along with a reminder of their obligations under the Decision.
Such guidelines would aim for encouraging efficiency increasing forms of cooperation with clear benefits for air transport users;
the Commission agreed at the time of the decision-making process on FP6 that further ethical guidelines would be adopted before the end of 2003 for deciding on
These guidelines would facilitate common understanding
on the understanding that these guidelines would be supplemented by Community coordination on the spot as the negotiations progessed.
Those integrated guidelines would then be endorsed by the European Council
Guidelines would have to introduce a workable distinction,
Soft law instruments such as guidelines would be a flexible approach to addressing certain changes needed in the current legislation but not all of them.
These guidelines would appear to be a useful tool for the integration of civil society provided that their implementation is in line with their level of ambition.
These Guidelines would expire at the end of 2013 as the aid measures should only concern coal mines closing in the context of the expiry of the Coal Regulation.
Simpler guidelines would clarify the priorities, facilitate communication with all the stakeholders
These guidelines would also provide advice on the development of systems to record the performance
Such guidelines would build on the need for further concerted action to combat unemployment as well as the need to restore macro-economic convergence in the Community.
Whilst stability in the guidelines would standardise and ease the burden of annual reporting,
Under this management, guidelines would be regarded as definitive and not subject to joint discussion,
Guidelines would be very specific,
Such guidelines would be in the form of a Commission Recommendation to be adopted early 2009
If this were not possible, the guideline would not be worth the paper it is printed on.