Examples of using Some flexibility in English and their translations into Greek
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usually remains below its expenditure ceilings in order to retain some flexibility to cope with unforeseen needs.
whose skin still retains some flexibility.
A broken ankle is a good sign to develop some flexibility in your Life.
usually remains below the MFF expenditure ceilings in order to retain some flexibility to cope with unforeseen needs.
what areas provide some flexibility.
However, the Commission 's proposal leaves some flexibility as to how this can be achieved
its location is off the main road and some flexibility is required to fully appreciate its features.
Option 3 is similar to Option 2 but leaves some flexibility to Member States that can decide to apply the exception depending on the availability of licences.
Some flexibility is needed in fleshing out each year's budgetary priorities,
Such a pilot scheme should involve some flexibility to enable up to 10% of over-quota good-quality fish to be sold on the market and taken off the following year's quota.
Reply of the EEAS 56 20(1) The EEAS has allowed some flexibility on how to calculate the surface area of the buildings rented or owned by the
Member States will have some flexibility in choosing what information is required in each country,
it is vital that the divisions have some flexibility on how to proceed with counterclaims for revocation.
it is vital that the divisions have some flexibility on how to proceed with counterclaims for revocation.
Member States should be granted some flexibility to temporarily increase their harvest intensity in accordance with sustainable forest management practices that are consistent with the objective set out in the Paris Agreement,
thus giving them some flexibility to adopt the first
thus giving them some flexibility to adopt the first
However, as regards beneficiaries of subsidiary protection, Member States should be given some flexibility, to limit such rights to core benefits,
However, as regards beneficiaries of subsidiary protection, Member States should be given some flexibility, to limit suchIn order to facilitate their full integration
However, aAs regards beneficiaries of subsidiary protection, Member States shouldmust be given some flexibility, to limit such rights to core benefits,