Examples of using Editorial changes in English and their translations into German
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We reserve the right to make editorial changes and a selection of dates.
Introducing a number of editorial changes aiming to improve the clarity of the Regulation.
remains unchanged apart from a few editorial changes.
The rapporteur presents the opinion as well as a few editorial changes which explain specific terms.
The amendments 6 and 15 are editorial changes which are in line with the Water Framework Directive.
The Commission can accept some further editorial changes that have also been included in the common position.
Moreover, the Commission has introduced some editorial changes in accordance with the guidelines of the Interinstitutional Agreement.
This amendment was also introduced in the Commission proposal and the Commission can accept the other editorial changes.
Except minor editorial changes the Council added the obligation for the Commission to inform regularly the eEurope Steering group.
3 are primarily editorial changes but they are rejected because the original text is more accurate.
Article 36: purely editorial changes were made to this Article in order to simplify and clarify the provision.
has been subject to editorial changes.
The amendment needs editorial changes to make clear that these actions are within the responsibilities of the Member States.
A number of editorial changes have furthermore been introduced by the Council to ensure strict direct application of the Regulation.
This amended proposal also takes account of the purely formal or editorial changes proposed by the Consultative Working Party of the legal services.
Amendments Nos 103 to 110 and 180 concern editorial changes or technical details of the provisions of Title VI on national
Current editorial changes and additions.
Again, numerous editorial changes and improvements were introduced.
Only some editorial changes have been made in the three languages.
The unethical editorial changes were exposed and published by Dr. Fred Seitz, the first American scientist in the field.