Examples of using Precise information in English and their translations into Finnish
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A copy of form E 101 or, where appropriate, precise information concerning the social security institutions providing cover for the workers during their stay on Luxembourg territory;
Most Member States did not provide precise information on the transposition of the obligations arising from Articles 4 and 5.
struggled to find clear and precise information on how to obtain our NIE numbers.
On product placement, clear and precise information to the public on the placement of an advertiser's products in a programme could avoid qualification as surreptitious advertising.
With the adoption of this resolution Europe expects all consumers to have clear and precise information, which will enable them to make informed
As for extended impact assessments, they too must include precise information on the collection and use of expertise105.
Soon the S Group will know what you eat, because today the business group declared that it will begin to collect even more precise information about its co-op members' purchases.
that illegal immigration takes many forms and that it is extremely difficult to obtain precise information.
It also wishes to have precise information on the actual level of participation in this programme for young people who have the fewest opportunities.
This includes more precise information on electricity generation,
It's because people fail to gather precise information about life-threatening matters that many of them are no longer alive.
speculating what it may be are just speculation because we have not got any precise information about it yet.
we do not have any precise information about whether there are still women,
Nevertheless, we now have more precise information: we know that the acting Russian President himself,
means we must provide precise information to consumers, who are also citizens, as regards the products proposed to them.
The EESC acknowledges the fundamental importance and the completeness of the means provided by the regulation to oblige national authorities to provide precise information to the Commission.
It has also transpired that Member States have no precise information on the scale of the problem, within the European Union or involving it as a destination.
For governance structures to function effectively, the Member States must regularly supply the Commission with clear and precise information in relation to the implementation of directives.
as I do not have precise information on this.
inter-modality of European transport by providing precise information on location and navigation.