Examples of using Properly understood in English and their translations into Dutch
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Specification requirements are properly understood by the parts receiving process,
If I have properly understood, your question refers to the importance we attach to the issue of structural deficits
Mr Bettini put to me a specific question regarding the Commission's intentions of intervening directly, if I have properly understood, in land management throughout the Community.
Mr President, I would simply like to ask Mr Commissioner- whom I thank for his replies- whether I have properly understood that Amendments Nos 3,
What is more, once properly understood subsidiarity enables citizens to know whether a matter lies within the competence of the Community-
It was recognised that the decision in the referendum had to be respected and properly understood, and that some time was needed to agree on the way forward.
conspicuous an involvement of the Bahá'í International Community with the processes of the Lesser Peace will require the passage of time to be properly understood.
it should form a paragraph 15A if the text is to be properly understood.
The principle of subsidiarity, properly understood, points us in both directions:
is the process of innovation in the European context properly understood.
a variety of other demands which, if not properly understood, will not be silenced by force.
We help you properly understand the regulations.
Properly understanding your organisation is at the heart of our approach.
You properly understand how the world is controlled.
The ideal recruitment partner finds the right match by properly understanding the tasks to be accomplished
The ideal recruitment partner finds the right match by properly understanding the tasks to be accomplished
Market participants will properly understand and will be in a position to scrutinise CRA methodologies for all asset classes.
What is required is that the Member States in fact behave in accordance with what they properly understand to be their own interests.
He who properly understands the characteristics of this duality[and thus knows he is the continuing soul]
To do good work, one must first properly understand, and that is also why I accept the request many of you have made for the Commission policy document to contain figures