Examples of using The definition of in English and their translations into Finnish
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The definition of indirect discrimination should be read in conjunction with the general rules on the burden of proof set out in Article 8.
The definition of mountain areas is based exclusively on natural handicaps such as altitude and slopes or a combination of the two.
which is a part of the fundamental theory of projective geometry is taken as the definition of homographies.
for example the definition of biological diversity.
Amendment No 14 concerning the procedure for appointing a Director and the definition of his or her mandate, corresponds to existing practice.
I would like to have a reaction, however, to the definition of two to three Member States, because this is the most important amendment in my view.
Since the definition of free T today is time consuming
Protectionists may broaden the definition of"waste" electronics
Thirteen persons are added to the list and the definition of the terrorist group ETA is expanded.
i.e. the absence of the definition of what is right(是 shì) and what is wrong 非 fēi.
The definition of‘public sector body' clarifies that the extension to associations formed by one
Although the definition of serious adverse reaction(SAR) in Directive 2002/98/EC, Article 3, gives equal importance
especially as regards the definition of the beneficiary or beneficiaries under the current INTERACT and ESPON programmes.
Concerning the definition of the concepts of« full-time»
Another issue that needs clarification is what is meant by the reference in the definition of payment account to the account being« used exclusively for payment transactions». Does this, for example,
States- Mrs Berès and Mr Langen- regarding the definition of public interest.
is evident in issues such as the scope of the directive, the definition of indirect discrimination
context of feedstock applications, which are currently excluded from the definition of this term.
such an exclusion is excessive, since the definition of electronic auctions already restricts their use to the elements that are“suitable for automatic evaluation by electronic means,