Eksempler på brug af Common definitions på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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with regard to national criminal law, efforts to agree on common definitions, incriminations and sanctions should be focused in the first instance on a limited number of sectors of particular relevance, such as financial crime.
as one of the sectors of particular relevance where common definitions, incriminations and sanctions should be agreed upon.
on which efforts must be concentrated in order to establish common definitions, charges and sanctions between the various national criminal laws.
Commission issues common definition for‘nanomaterial.
If you don't what a tell is here's a common definition.
If you don't what a tell is here's a common definition.
We need a common definition of the concept of partnership.
Question No 18, by Mr Fitzsimons(H-0624/94) Subject: Common definition of light food.
Establishing a common definition for Burnout.
This common definition will facilitate po lice cooperation
There will be no common definition of needs if there is no common defence policy and no common foreign policy.
This Commission initiative provides a common definition of illicit drug trafficking as well as common penalties concerning large-scale transnational trafficking.
To give a common definition and lay down common rules for the presentation of goods for particular nutritional uses.
Whilst supporting the initiative, the Committee urged the Commission to propose a common definition of the term'cultural worker.
established a common definition of co-regulation and self-regulation.
It is time for us to start discussing a common definition of defacto and other humanitarian protection.
It is time for us to start discussing a common definition of de facto and other humanitarian protection.
The Framework Decision of 2002 enabled us to establish a common definition and legal framework for terrorist offences.
There will not be more cooperation at the European level unless there is a common definition of military needs.
We note that work towards a common definition on nanomaterials is still ongoing within the Commission.