Examples of using Particularly complex in English and their translations into Hungarian
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As a result of this situation, the consolidation of data- notably financial data- contained in CRIS for reporting purposes is rendered particularly complex.
In special cases, such as particularly complex fraud cases involving several Member States, another time limit may be set by common consent.
conclusions leading to the comprehensive overhaul of Directive 98/37/EC- known as the Machinery Directive- were particularly complex, an optimum balance was ultimately struck between the various stakeholders.
As a result of this situation, the consolidation of data- notably financial data- contained in CRIS for report- ing purposes is rendered particularly complex.
These are complemented by guidance provided either bilaterally(at the request of a Mem- ber State), or, as a Eurostat initiative, on particularly complex issues.
wine and other particularly complex contaminants.
He said that it was up to the Commission to take care of citizens' fundamental rights within the particularly complex framework of the single market.
The Competitive Dialogue is a fully-fledged flexible procurement procedure that contracting authorities can use for particularly complex contracts.
with critical and particularly complex systems and environments.
Ionian region, making implementation of the EUSAIR a particularly complex matter.
Particularly complex contract": for the purposes of recourse to the competitive dialogue procedure, a public contract where the contracting authority.
of things can happen in the race, which makes it particularly complex but also fascinating.”.
Article 14 Competitive dialogue 1. The ECB may carry out a competitive dialogue in the case of particularly complex contracts where it is not possible to define the ECB 's requirements in a way that the contract could be awarded through an open or restricted procedure.
D9005--- EN--- 01.03.2009--- 001.001--- 10▼B Article 14 Competitive dialogue 1. The ECB may carry out a competitive dialogue in the case of particularly complex contracts where it is not possible to define the ECB 's requirements in a way that the contract could be awarded through an open or restricted procedure.
If particularly complex or unusual issues are involved,
that the investigation related to a particularly complex cartel that gradually affected virtually all car manufacturers in the European Union
points out that both groups of astronomers relied on particularly complex models to estimate the temperature of a star from its brightness,
Consequently, the consolidation of data in CRIS had become particularly complex and error-prone, making it impossible easily to obtain aggregated data from CRIS on external aid by beneficiary country,
In case of particularly complex contracts, where contracting authorities consider that the use of the open
do not have much space in the workshop, or particularly complex requirements, making it sensitive to the investment required.