Examples of using Flexibility needed in English and their translations into Dutch
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The hazard analysis critical control point system in food production should take account of the principles already laid down by the Codex Alimentarius allowing at the same time the flexibility needed for its application in all situations, and in particular in small businesses.
subject to a balance being found between Community obligations and the flexibility needed to allow the development of national,
while retaining the flexibility needed to adapt to changing conditions
forestry tractor manufacturing sector must be accorded the flexibility needed in the financial, economic
reflect on their own approach and come back to the negotiations with the flexibility needed to show their commitment to a successful resumption of negotiations;
It also reflects the fact that we must proceed' with the flexibility needed to remedy a situation which is constantly in flux,
particularly with a view to providing for the kind of flexibility needed to respond to changes in the markets
refer to that criterion, and to guarantee the flexibility needed for long-term commitments to take account of events which might affect those commitments without jeopardising the effective implementation of the various support measures.
to ensure the flexibility needed to tackle new goals,
Reforms to bolster dynamic competitiveness and flexibility need to be reconciled with the need both to maintain
Reforms aimed at promoting dynamic competition and flexibility need to be coordinated with the need to maintain
But this flexibility needs to be used judiciously,
It also shows that credit generation potential would still be more than enough to meet the flexibility needs of the agriculture sector.
This flexibility needs to be balanced by an increased efficiency of customs supervision to prevent fraud
In order to ensure overall environmental integrity, flexibilities need to be limited avoiding underachievement of the EU's international commitment to at least 40% domestic GHG emissions reductions compared to 1990 by 2030.
The current policy mix of austerity and flexibility needs to be traded in for an investment policy focusing both on a relaunch in the short run as well as a structural transformation of the European economy to respond to the fundamental challenges of sustainability,
In conclusion, there is room for more flexibility to be given to Member States but this flexibility needs to be balanced against the need to ensure the continued proper functioning of the Internal Market
In order to ensure overall environmental integrity, the 2021 starting point for the target trajectories needs to be set based on historic emissions and new flexibilities need to be limited to avoid underachievement of the EU's international commitment to at least 40% domestic GHG emissions reductions compared to 1990 by 2030.
Greater flexibility needed in structures.
More flexibility needed from more flexible human relationships.