Examples of using The scope of the proposal in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The scope of the proposal is limited to a short list of chemical substances
The scope of the proposal explicitly includes medicated feed for pets, so that pets- especially those with chronic diseases,
The scope of the proposal is confined to the aspects which pose real problems in cross-border transactions
Given the scope of the proposal, the fact that it only amends Directive 2008/96/EC,
The scope of the proposal is limited to a short list of chemical substances
Given the scope of the proposal, the fact that it only amends Directive 92/106/EC,
The scope of the proposal is limited to cases where technical obstacles could arise
administrative burden was minimised by limiting the scope of the proposal to cases where technical obstacles could arise and do arise.
The scope of the proposal is relatively small as it does not change the substance of related legislation
The scope of the proposal, which coincides with the measures foreseen in SR VII cannot, by its nature, and in order to avoid inconsistencies, be divided into Community action and action by Member States.
In this respect, the scope of the proposal has been carefully designed
Those concerns range from the legal base to be used, the scope of the proposal and fears that it may impinge on areas of national competence, such as education,
The scope of the proposal is limited to those elements that require a harmonised EU approach,
The scope of the proposal is strictly limited
interface between the REACH Regulation and the Directive, the key issues identified in that evaluation are outside the scope of the proposal, which addresses specifically the technical amendment of Annexes to the Directive rather than broader policy questions regarding its operation or relevance.
improve the scope of the Proposal in terms of the range of materials covered,
Generally, as regards the scope of the proposal, the Member States would have preferred a horizontal instrument which would take into account both the sectoral type of bilateral agreements and the"Lugano type" agreements concerning jurisdiction,