Examples of using Properly implemented in English and their translations into Greek
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When properly implemented, these initiatives can significantly extend survival time with follicular lymphoma while simultaneously enabling the survivor to live a healthy,
which can be as short as 6 months if properly implemented.
The 5S System is a standardized process when properly implemented in the company creates
The 5S Method is a standardized process that when properly implemented creates and maintains an organized,
where properly implemented, successfully played its part in preventing irregular agricultural expenditure.
It's no secret that a properly implemented search engine optimization strategy can drive an increased number of web visitors to your website.
The committee works with all EU Member States to ensure that SM rules are practicable and that they are properly implemented and enforced on time.
The Directive, once properly implemented by all Member States,
If properly implemented, this proposal for a directive,
that if the HACCP plan is properly implemented these hazards will be adequately controlled.
Welcomes the entry into force of the Trade Facilitation Agreement, which if properly implemented will simplify and modernise customs procedures, making it easier for developing countries, which generally have greater border barriers, to integrate into the global trading system;
the Eurogroup yesterday reached an agreement on a programme for the Republic of Cyprus that, if properly implemented, we believe will restore the viability of the Cypriot economy.
if the HACCP plan is properly implemented, these hazards will be effectively controlled.
the European Parliament and properly implemented.
a framework that can bring improvement and results if properly implemented.
where the WFD has been properly implemented, improvements have taken place.
provided that the Agreement is properly implemented.
New technologies, if properly implemented within organised programmes,
are intended for use by countries as a basis for the development of national standards which if properly implemented will ensure the safety of drinking water supplies.
that IACS continues to be effective in limiting the risk of irregular expenditure where properly implemented and if accurate and reliable data is introduced as regards SPS payments based upon allocated entitlements(see paragraphs 5.20 and 5.21).