Examples of using Provision should in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
Provision should be made for measures recognising the equivalence of examinations and controls of varieties carried out in third countries.
Provision should be made for the treatment of confidential information
Producers making use of this provision should ensure that the costs mentioned do not exceed the actual costs incurred.
Provision should be made for the additional tariff quota of 353000 tonnes to be modified to take account of any increased Community demand found when a supply balance is drawn up.
Provision should be made to allow such organisations to submit applications for recognition under this Regulation.
Provision should be made for the review of this Directive in the light of experience of developments in the market and the protection of bearers of electronic money.
As regards marketing aid outside the production region, provision should be made for a derogation for pink peppercorns falling within CN code 0910.
In order to comply with the concessions granted, provision should be made for limiting the licences' term of validity, cancelling them and releasing the securities lodged.
A disclosure according to this provision should only be done for transactions which are not entered into in the normal course of business.
Provision should be made for the Annexes to this Regulation to be adapted to scientific and technical progress.
To ensure the uniform application of this Regulation, provision should be made for the organisation of Community audits
That provision should be relaxed to allow tobacco producers whose quota for the group of varieties in question is less than 100 kg to transfer it in its entirety.
Provision should be made for real
Provision should be made for a system of checks to ensure that aid is not granted unduly.
Provision should be made for cases where Member States carry out joint actions involving mutual assistance between Member States.
Undue economic hardship for operators from developing countries should be avoided by allowing for the granting of exemptions where appropriate, and such provision should include safeguards to avoid abuse.
provides for a derogation during a transitional period that has now expired, that provision should be deleted.
Whereas, to ensure compliance with the certification procedure, provision should be made for inspection in accordance with appropriate rules;
Bearing in mind the special conditions obtaining in Spain and Portugal, provision should be made for a further time limit for the implementation of this Directive.
To promote cooperation within the region, provision should be made for the candidate countries