Examples of using Common technical in English and their translations into Finnish
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The use of a common technical language to indicate the performance of construction products clarifies
The Commission's proposals set common technical requirements for the TEN-T infrastructure- with stronger requirements for the transport core network.
These Member States therefore only allow CE marking under Article 11 to be applied to terminals which have been type approved against a common technical regulation.
The Directive aims at ensuring the build-up of alternative fuels infrastructure as part of a sustainable fuels strategy and the implementation of common technical specifications for this infrastructure in the Union.
Without prejudice to Article 11, the common technical requirements and administrative procedures applicable in the Community with regard to commercial transportation by aeroplane shall be those specified in Annex III.
Member States shall, without further technical requirements or evaluation, authorise the aircraft operated in compliance with the common technical requirements and administrative procedures.
The ECB has estab lished common technical specifications for euro banknotes and quality control measures
European technical approvals or common technical specifications would not be appropriate.
The VIS will be based on a centralised architecture and a common technical platform with SIS II,
This common technical language is set out in the harmonised technical specifications(harmonised European standards(hEN)
The common technical interface and single settlement schedule of T2S,
European specification" means a common technical specification, a European technical approval
Within the meaning of Directive 93/98/EEC, a European specification is a common technical specification, a European technical approval
Common technical specification" means a technical specification laid down in accordance with a procedure recognised by the Member States which has been published in the Official Journal of the European Union;
improved cooperation, through common technical guidance and through a systematic search for best practices.
the lack of legislation, and a common technical vocabulary.
To be beneficial in economic terms, this should be translated into common defence equipment programmes with common technical characteristics and seamless procurement schedules.
ICT standards referred to in Article 9 shall constitute common technical specifications referred to in Directives 2004/17/CE and 2004/18/CE, and Regulation(EC) No 2342/2002.
The EESC recommends that common technical standards be developed to ensure uniform implementation of high-quality risk management at all points along the EU's external borders.
simple definitions of the common technical terms.