Examples of using Redrafted in English and their translations into German
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the second subparagraph has been redrafted and moved to Article 26.
second indents of point 5 were slightly redrafted in the light of comments by Mrs Drijfhout-Zweijtzer, Mrs Schweng, Mrs Hornung-Draus, and Mr Kröger.
Therefore this Article should be redrafted to cover not only migrant workers
This paragraph has been redrafted in the common position in order to require market operators
Ambiguous provisions as regards the rights of creditors are either deleted or fully redrafted so that economic operators know exactly their rights under the Directive.
The reference to integration was redrafted in such a way that it is now fully acceptable to the Commission.
the agreement also needs to be redrafted.
It was decided that the White Paper should be redrafted tomake it shorter
Recital 25 was redrafted to take account of part of amendment 9,
In this regard it would be desirable for the first sentence of paragraph 1( a) to be redrafted as follows:« The first paragraph of Article 3 shall be replaced by the following.
specific objectives of the programme have been redrafted for the sake of greater clarity.
Second, the standard has been redrafted in order to increase the clarity
A reference on the priority to be given in financing TEN-Energy is accepted in principle, but redrafted.
It is not clear to us where we have redrafted the original text in such a way that the definition has been changed.
2 of Article 11 will be redrafted following Article 6 paragraph 1 and 6 of that Directive respectively.
the use of rope access and positioning techniques were completely redrafted.
115(deflection of trade) were partly redrafted without changing, however, their substance.
It often takes years for the relevant standards to be redrafted to accommodate the technical innovations.
should be redrafted as follows, so that there is one interpretation throughout Europe.
Article 7(3)"Derogations" makes no sense unless it is redrafted as follows.