Examples of using Current definition in English and their translations into German
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Informatica's Intelligent Cloud Services extends the current definition of Integration Platform as a Service(iPaaS)
to be realized with even greater accuracy in future and thus replace the current definition which is based on the interaction between microwave radiation and cesium atoms.
The current definition aims at ensuring a high level of protection of the environment,
I therefore feel that the current definition of vodka is workable and sufficient.
Maintain at this stage the current definition and scope of universal service.
The present regulation should be adapted to that while maintaining the current definition of eligible beneficiaries.
We maintain that the current definition leads to ambiguity
This current definition is very complex
At the same time the current definition of programme actions is rather wide,
The Council considers that the current definition of"a severe economic downturn" given in Article 2(2) of Regulation 1467/97 is too restrictive.
Mr Eisenriegler made the case for the current definition of"preparation for reuse",
This Article simply deletes the current definition of open market value in the 6th Directive, which only applies to Article 11(A)(1)d.
The current definition of“controlled undertaking” in Article 87 of Directive 2001/34/EC should be extended to take into account views expressed in the second consultation.
The current definition of an"active farmer" must not disadvantage farmers
The Commission therefore concludes that the current definition of the border area(as a 30-km zone which may exceptionally extend to up to 50 km) remains a fair compromise.
The current definition of universal service for telecommunications covers speech,
Under the current definition of a system it is unclear whether clearing systems such as central counterparties
Paragraph 2 amends the current definition of a‘motor vehicle' and‘tractor' to prevent an exemption being claimed by vehicles running partly on rails
The Committee considers that the current definition of SMEs is too wide-ranging;