Examples of using The more general in English and their translations into Dutch
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This will require the development of additional OEFSRs in complement to the more general guidance in order to further increase methodological harmonisation,
Thus preventive repression is being promoted within the framework of the more general imperialist doctrine of preventive war at home
It is a minor aspect of the more general problem we constantly discuss,
This document should also link with the more general National Reform Programme describing the specific measures to modernise their economy in the context of what is known as Lisbon strategy for jobs and growth.
All characterizations of economic efficiency are encompassed by the more general engineering concept that a system is efficient
This is not only an expression of central bank independence but also of the more general requirement of the integration of NCBs in the ESCB see Section 3 below.
because it considers that the question of the name comes under the more general imperialist interventions in the Balkans
In addition, the fact that many measures are not specifically regarded as effective seems to show that feelings of isolation cannot really be dissociated from the more general working and living conditions in shiftwork see also Annex VI.
it is still not clear if an effect of this size is important regarding the more general scientific question about emotional contagion.
it is still not clear if an effect of this size is important regarding the more general scientific question about the spread of emotion Prentice and Miller 1992.
With it he expresses the more general conceptual movement to make thinking and acting in terms
it addressed two distinct subjects- the specific issue of deadlines for submitting opinions to the European Parliament and the more general one of working methods and the drafting of opinions.
I would like to start off with a few words on the more general subject of observing elections,
As regards the more general question, anything which causes significant pollution,
Moreover, the Commission is examining the data provided and the more general question of whether the use of antibiotics as additives in feedingstuffs meets the conditions set out in Article 3a of Directive 70/524/EEC for the authorisation of additives;
ongoing own-initiative inquiry OI/3/2003, he was reviewing the more general issue of the Commission's integration of persons with disabilities and that accessibility to the Commission's premises by disabled people travelling by car should constitute an element of that inquiry.
expressed their preference for the more general wording of Article 6(3)
organisation and investment and in the more general framework of the organisation of professional activities,
Whether we are talking about the more general case of discrimination between Community