Examples of using Procedural aspects in English and their translations into Dutch
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As regards procedural aspects of antitrust enforcement,
the Council adopted Council Decision 2010/414/CFSP amending procedural aspects of decision 2010/127/CFSP on restrictive measures against Eritrea.
scientific information or procedural aspects please refer to the relevant modules.
I wish to add as my last point that I also welcome two procedural aspects of this regulation.
To bring coherence to community legislation in a“farm to table approach” by clarifying certain procedural aspects related to dossier evaluation
Most of the amendments concerning procedural aspects can be accepted,
paying agent, the treatment of financial instruments equivalent to those already explicitly covered, and some procedural aspects.
Either way, it is necessary to determine those crucial procedural aspects that warrant harmonization
whereby only the technical requirements would be harmonised, while procedural aspects such as the timelines for evaluation of changes would remain subject to specific national rules.
Some procedural aspects of the open coordination method(definition of objectives,
compare the practical effects of the different systems applicable in Member States of the European Union regarding procedural aspects of claims for defective products.
The purely procedural aspects(') and any consultation of the other institutions
clarifies certain procedural aspects related to dossier evaluation
Other amendments weaken the scope of the proposal as they modify procedural aspects, such as the request for internal review which,
in the main, concerned procedural aspects scrutiny of conformity to be included in the normal decision-making process,
whereas experience in the application of Regulation(EC) No 3384/94 has revealed the need to improve certain procedural aspects thereof; whereas for the sake of clarity it should therefore be replaced by a new regulation;
whereas experience in the application of Regulation(EC) No 3384/94 has revealed the need to improve certain procedural aspects thereof; whereas for rhe sake of clarity it should therefore be replaced by a new regulation;
Leaving aside developments concerning purely procedural aspects(')(which are discussed in Part II)
In one country(Austria) there is concern over certain procedural aspects.
The adjustments have impact on both substantive and procedural aspects of several trainings and certifications.