Examples of using Planned changes in English and their translations into German
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A close coordination with marketers ensures that planned changes are known at an early stage.
For more details, see the Annex on national reforms and planned changes of arts curricula.
Encourage them to express their opinion of the planned changes from their personal point of view.
The planned changes to the Transparency Register are part of a broader commitment to reforming EU policy making.
Planned changes:- no further changes planned-- for the moment.
Planned changes in human resources and the social area.
By the operator causes the planned changes to the following reasons.
Back to: Planned changes in human resources and the social area.
The most important planned changes of the ARC are as follows.
Make sure that the planned changes are consistent with your company's IT policy.
All the planned changes to the route network will soon be visible in booking systems.
The planned changes concern general limit values and particular specifications for certain types of plant.
The CDU/FDP coalition government's planned changes to MVZs are just as detrimental.
you can economically flex to meet seasonal peaks or planned changes.
Broadcasters channels reported about the planned changes in the messages at the bottom of the screen.
Detailing the case for action and the objectives for the planned changes within an iterative structure.
For assessing the success of cleaning measures or in the event of planned changes of utilisation.
Major bill recipients were given the opportunity to comment on the eight planned changes in workshops.
The planned changes to the previous concept of ministry will take effect as of Pentecost 2019.
The DSO informs its further market partners regarding the planned changes/ start-ups minimum 3 months before.