Examples of using A correction in English and their translations into Finnish
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Since the mid-1980s a correction has existed for one Member state only,
Only when this procedure has run its course is the Commission in a position to include a correction in a conformity decision.
Alternative to such an operation can be a correction of the lips using special materials that are introduced under the skin of Coal Mining.
The Commission shall, when deciding the amount of a correction, take account of the importance of the irregularity
because it contains two issues which could provide a correction to the decisions made last time on the report to the summit on employment.
Where relevant, this implies a correction of excessive deficits this year and determined progress towards
The two other rays provide a correction of the angle of approach the pilots,
Mrs Schreyer, if a correction of the 1999 accounts could be envisaged?
Therefore, a correction is needed- lowering the dosage,
A correction should be transparent
A correction of 17.6 million euro was made for the Netherlands when an investigation into production aid for casein and caseinates showed that the product was produced using an additive which is not allowed.
Where the Commission makes a correction decision, the money is recovered from the Member State for the EU budget.
Mr President, I should like to make a correction to what Mrs Banotti has just said because we will be dealing with spamming and unsolicited commercial e-mails at a later plenary.
A correction on the expenditure side, which would not require
Where the Commission makes a correction decision, the money is recovered from the Member State for the EU budget.
A correction of 0.1 million euro was decided for France in respect of quality losses
However, the adjustment of the UK correction to enlargement could mean a first step towards eliminating such a correction.
Now, however, a correction has been made, as we have recently heard from Mr Almunia: