Examples of using Categorisation in English and their translations into Finnish
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Official
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Financial
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
In its conclusions the Council also considered that the categorisation used in the sustainability report provides an important tool to assess the sustainability challenges that Member States are facing.
This categorisation has been further refined following discussion with stakeholders to the effect that only such equipment of mass between 15 kg and 30 kg are to be included.
Finally, such categorisation could have the effect of holding back innovative service offerings which do not match the categorisation imposed at national level.
Comparisons should be drawn with care as some Member States reported changes in the methodology for data collection or categorisation CZ, EE,
which could affect their current categorisation.
The SCOOP Task Force concluded that"A consensus was obtained to assert that, in all cases, whatever the status or the categorisation of the enzyme, a rationale for safety evaluation is necessary.
A broad overview of the types of measures taken in different Member States is included below, based on a categorisation used by the OECD.7.
Invalidity benefit schemes are often based on a clear-cut categorisation of people into two groups:
You can create a risk inventory and categorisation based on likelihood
Based upon this risk contributor categorisation, a questionnaire on terminal procedures
Secondly, if there is to be a financial perspective, we welcome the ideas that the President has put forward today about better flexibility, categorisation and looking ahead to how money will be properly spent.
We should also examine ways in which the selection and categorisation of the priority substances may be accomplished in a scientifically correct manner,
as well as the categorisation of all the listed diseases, and listing of species, should be done through implementing acts.
Following last year's decision to introduce the Customs Union in 2001, categorisation of products to be covered by a Common External Tariff had been completed and a decision on
The rules applicable in the case of serious infringements against the social rules vary considerably in each Member State with regard to the value of fines and the nature and categorisation of penalties, making greater harmonisation necessary.
sustainability of public finances, a three level categorisation is used,
legal certainty for the listing and categorisation of diseases and listing of species.
The categorisation of substances pursuant to Articles 2 to 5 of Regulation No 2377/90 is of considerable importance due,
not least the necessary harmonised categorisation of serious infringements,
notably to define common minimum provisions as regards the categorisation of offences and punishments