Examples of using Needs to be clarified in English and their translations into Finnish
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The scope of the title on grants(Title VI of Part One FR) needs to be clarified(Art.108 FR)
just how they tie in with the general rules specifying the stages of the procedure needs to be clarified.
groceries- 8 days), which needs to be clarified.
The EESC believes that the The expression"minimum social standards" needs to be clarified, because it may not be appropriate in this case has different possible meanings, and the EESC therefore feels it
The relationship between two budgetary authorities needs to be clarified and the new procedures defined-that is why we will in the near future be asking for technical meetings between the three institutions to clarify the situation
sufficiently adapted to the specificities of the bus and coach services industry and it needs to be clarified and adjusted.
Agree that the status of food produced by fermentation using genetically modified micro-organisms not present in the final product, needs to be clarified, at the latest in the context of the report to be presented by the Commission as foreseen in Article 461 of the Regulation;
in view of the high deficit this is a point that needs to be clarified.
this concept needs to be clarified.
Therefore article 6 needs to be clarified and extended to cover bodies,
Additional legal and technical comments 13.1 It needs to be clarified whether host Member States may, for statistical reporting purposes,
The objectives need to be clarified and the initiatives adapted accordingly.
These issues need to be clarified before the Commission is given a new mandate.
It also appears that existing rules need to be clarified and modernised.
Of course, there are points that need to be clarified or adapted.
However, this sector raises a number of issues which need to be clarified.
They agree that the marine gas oil provisions of the directive need to be clarified and support the exemption for Greece being removed.
The relations between the European institutions and their respective responsibilities need to be clarified, and the Council must face up to its responsibilities,
Existing laws need to be clarified and modernised to take account of crimes such as luring
arrangements for the transmission of documents, among other things, need to be clarified explicitly.