Voorbeelden van het gebruik van More into line in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The TFIR has been given the assignment to bring this more into line.
As these two prices come more into line, quotas will have much less significance.
The Committee thinks that the two proposals should be brought more into line with each other.
These changes will bring the text more into line with its aims and more closely reflect existing practice.
When a theory changes the world in such a way that it bring the world more into line with the theory.
However, it will also be brought more into line with the second pillar, support for sustainable development.
When theories change the world in such a way that they bring the world more into line with the theory.
What is more, publication would bring the Bank more into line with the Federal Reserve Bank in the United States
After all Turkey is responding to the demands that we placed upon her to bring her prisons more into line with European systems.
The new legal base will bring EU basic legislation more into line with the new recommendations of the Office International des Epizooties OIE.
In various other respects the Council has also agreed with us by adjusting the proposal to bring it more into line with the Basle Accord.
I agree that the reimbursement of expenses should be brought more into line with actual costs,
It is planned to develop the system for the exchange of information between the Member States in order to bring it more into line with what the readers want.
Furthermore, additional editorial changes will bring the final text more into line with language suggested by Parliament and with language already
Labour MEPs did not move a single amendment to bring the proposal more into line with their Government's wishes!
This will bring the Directive more into line with the Aarhus Convention on access to information,
Therefore I have tabled several amendments to bring the directive more into line with the spirit of the inter nal market.
Iraq so that the Iraqi market can be brought more into line with European regulations.
The notion of dietetic food needs to be strengthened to bring it more into line with today's food market and consumers' needs.
bring the text more into line with the ISO texts.
For private individuals, the proposal aims to clarify the existing rules which apply to moving goods from one Member State to another, and to bring them more into line with the internal market principle that products acquired by private individuals for their own use should be taxed in the Member State in which they are bought.
the Commission made a proposal whereby the statistics on road transport are brought more into line in the different Member States.
The rapporteur considers it important, however, to table changes that bring the legislation more into line with recent trends in the sector
However, it does identify areas for closer cooperation, which could bring these countries more into line with acquis communautaire standards.
We are already seeing a re-evaluation of risk premiums to bring them more into line with the real assessment of that risk.
The indicative breakdown of the total amount of ECU 843 million should be brought more into line with the objectives laid down for the programme.
and"operator" have been clarified, with the latter brought more into line with the definition in the Industrial Emissions Directive.
environmental protection in order to bring tourism more into line with the anti-working class Lisbon Strategy.
certain requirements may now be supplemented and brought more into line with real traffic conditions,
to bring the costs of employ ment more into line with the additional value-added likely to be generated and, therefore,
