Examples of using Which actions in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Which actions has the Commission taken to support quality research on cannabis-based medicines?
Article 6 sets out the ways in which actions by traders could deceive consumers,
We describe which employees can perform which actions in the system in a use case.
Very few rules exist which determine which actions should be taken by authorities in the case of a banking crisis.
The annex sets out which actions will be managed by the Commission and which by the National Agencies.
The way in which the agreement will be set up and which actions are required;
The way in which the agreement shall be concluded and which actions this will require;
It is unclear, who will be in charge of the implementation for which actions ESA, EC, Member States.
The way the contract will be concluded and which actions are required to do so;
See the table below for an overview of which actions are executed in which mode.
Which actions would help to overcome existing barriers and accelerate LED deployment in Europe?
The manner in which the agreement will be concluded and which actions are necessary for this;
Follow-up review Conducted with you to work out an optimized maintenance schedule and determine which actions will be taken.
an explicitly formulated power of attorney states which actions have to be performed.Â.
The manner in which the agreement will be closed and which actions are needed;
Conducted with you to work out an optimized maintenance schedule and determine which actions will be taken.
Any delivery costs; the way in which the contract shall be concluded and which actions this will require;
The way in which the contract shall be concluded and which actions this will require;
Which actions relating to those disputes are allowed will be governed by the Community patent regulation.
In their reports, Member States generally recognise the leverage effect which actions in favour of young people have on society as a whole.