Examples of using Relevant elements in English and their translations into Greek
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taking into account all relevant elements and obligations underlying it.
The Commission provides in the first part of Article 5(2)b that the procedures ensuring the environmental risk assessment and other relevant elements should be equivalent to those laid down in Council Directive 90/220.
A summary of the relevant elements of the risk management planning shall be provided to the Commission,
it will be the responsibility of the Council to take the appropriate decision based on all the relevant elements and the information at its disposal.
Those guarantees include the obligation for the ESCB to examine carefully and impartially all the relevant elements of the situation in question
A summary of the relevant elements of the risk management planning shall be provided to the Commission,
taking into account all relevant elements of the case at hand, including whether the case was brought in good faith.
we deploy a holistic approach to determine the relevant elements of the Tier system that are appropriate to our customer,
A summary of the relevant elements of the risk management planning shall be provided to the Commission,
If you have problems with selecting the relevant elements of the suspension or steering are welcome to contact us by phone, e-mail
integrating relevant elements of Chinese culture and knowledge.
while also integrating relevant elements of Chinese culture
while also integrating relevant elements of Chinese culture and knowledge.
indicating the relevant elements of proof and circumstantial evidence in accordance with the criteria set out in points(a)
I therefore highlight just a few of the relevant elements at this juncture.
cannot be assigned until the relevant elements in the preceding columns have been assigned.
by taking into account all relevant elements of the case at hand,
has submitted all relevant elements at his or her disposal, and his or her statements are found to be coherent and plausible.
could then indeed be considered amongst other relevant elements in the framework of the overall assessment of the diligence required of a taxable person.
which has an ever-stronger digital dimension, means that very few enterprises are purely national if all relevant elements are considered,