Examples of using Making a distinction in English and their translations into Dutch
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I have some doubts because I think that we are making a distinction between Eurostat and the observatory which will maybe not lead to cooperation, although that has been decided on recently.
the Commission underlined the importance of making a distinction between the fundamental articles of the Treaties and the others.
the Commission has therefore decided to make alternative proposals for the future funding of large scale scientific projects, making a distinction between Galileo and other projects.
to be implemented in the regions concerned, making a distinction between those which relate to agricultural structures
others were against making a distinction between the different types of authority
with a monthly total being provided to the employee, making a distinction between the ordinary and complementary hours.
whether perhaps we might reach a compromise by making a distinction between the fingerprints taken from children between the ages of six
sell them to the users without making a distinction between the two grades of material.
Making a distinction between target-based tripartite contracts(concluded in direct application of basic Community law) and target-based tripartite agreements(concluded
Each year, the Executive Director shall submit the following to the Management Board for approval, while making a distinction between the Agency's activities concerning medicinal products for human use,
She comments here as follows:'Making a distinction between different groups is comparable to what happened under the Nazi regime,
Each year the Executive Director shall submit a draft work programme for the coming year to the Management Board for approval, making a distinction between the Agency's activities concerning medicinal products for human use and those concerning veterinary medicinal products.
depending on the category to which the insured persons belong, making a distinction between"immediately necessary care" and"necessary care.
residence of third‑country nationals where there is no valid reason for making a distinction.
Gentile By including'all nations' it meant there would come a time when God would end making a distinction between Jew and Gentile because His larger purpose was for all nations to be in Him.
of the EFF included a guidance note sent by the Commission to Member States in December 2011 on the interpretation of Article 25(2) making a distinction between investments that do not increase the ability of the vessels to catch fish and those that do so.
that not all tax legislation making a distinction between taxpayers based on their place of residence
We must make a distinction between what actually is and what we perceive.