Examples of using To be established in English and their translations into Danish
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Vehicle manufacturers and material producers should use component and material coding standards, to be established by the Commission assisted by the relevant committee.
Such rules may provide in particular for indirect discrimination to be established by any means including on the basis of statistical evidence.
Given that Belarus is considered to be a non-market-economy country, a single export price for the country as a whole has normally to be established.
This allows the position of the mast in the ship to be established, but the important tack
tolerances are to be established before 1 January 1997.
Before any financing is granted it needs to be established who is responsible
A strong link is to be established between all Community policies having an impact on health
The ECB agrees with the scope of monetary links to be established on the basis of the agreements laid down in the draft Council Decisions.
The Azeri authorities have seemingly failed to understand that dialogue needs to be established between them and civil society,
Whereas a common regime under which the NCBs of participating Member States are prepared to exchange mutilated or damaged euro banknotes needs to be established;
Where the value of the originating materials used needs to be established, this subparagraph shall be applied mutatis mutandis;
It is equally important for the enhanced surveillance framework to be established in the context of the European Semester of policy coordination.
I am therefore calling for an independent budgetary line to be established for 1994 for the Community initiatives.
Now, when principles are to be established, I would endorse what Stephen Hughes said:
new limit values for this method need to be established on the basis of an impact assessment.
Waste electrical and electronic equipment Special scheme to be established for the collection of waste electrical
The appearance of new navigable channels also requires much tighter security and environmental standards to be established.
Fixed structures need to be established for this as soon as possible by the Commission,
If Europol were to be established today, it would probably be based on a Council decision,