Examples of using New wording in English and their translations into German
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The new wording of Article 257 of the TEU approved at Nice had created external expectations of the ESC.
According to the new wording, the records from monitoring bank premises shall be destroyed after 12 months.
The rapporteur also proposed new wording for point 1.13 using the word“need”
The panel then discussed the proposed the new wording for RP Rule 24(3), regarding the status of opinions of the Consultative Commission on Industrial Change CCMI.
In particular, we consider the new wording of the provisions on the creation of a legal framework for producer organisations
This Court judgment is a disaster and must be annulled by a new wording in the Treaties or a legally binding protocol.
The proposed new wording for Article 11 indicates that the grip grading of those tyres may be adapted to their technical specificities in comitology.
With regard to databases on firearms, the EESC supports the new wording, which extends the scope of records on firearms to include the destruction of these arms.
it contains the following new wording.
Theme 1 Accident Investigation: The new wording of Article 2(4)(b) reflects the multi-annual strategy.
Amendment 13: the clarification requested by the EP is fully incorporated in the new wording of Article 113.
The new wording of Article 6 introduces into the Directive two important elements of the Court's case-law regarding enforcement procedures.
New wording, amended by rapporteur.
The new wording of Article 104 is based on this concept.
Mr Zöhrer proposed the following new wording for point 7.6.
Annex I with new wording from point a and a new point.
Recital 9 was amended to reflect the new wording of the corresponding provision in the text.
The proposed new wording fills a gap in the present definition
According to the new wording of the Act, disadvantaged jobseekers are also considered eligible if.
The new wording of Article 7(2) is intended to cover this definition by the Court.