Examples of using Set out in point in English and their translations into Italian
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The new sections X and XI set out in point 2 of the Annex to this Decision are added.
the proportion of interest for each of the different tranches shall be calculated as set out in point a.
The indexing procedures referred to in point 2 shall follow the technical provisions set out in point 5, in order to detect at least the following harmful organisms.
The CE marking must be followed by the identification number of the notified body responsible for the random checks set out in point 2.3.';
There are major barriers to cross‑border transactions by SMEs set out in point 2.2.2.
that every representative organization, which fulfils the criteria set out in point 1.8.
The national language or languages 2 English 3 French 4 The other languages in the order set out in point a.
the Commission shall ensure that the principles set out in point 5 of the'Principles of coordination' are effectively and gradually observed.
proposes actions which are set out in point 122.
Total cost of project(sum of the costs of the two measures) as set out in point 4.3 of Annex A.
Nevertheless, as set out in point 5.1.2, three new principal instruments have been designed for the implementation of this new Framework Programme,
The financing of BEREC should be subject to an agreement by the budgetary authority as set out in point 31 of the Inter-institutional Agreement on budgetary discipline,
No 999/2001, as set out in point 2 of the Annex to this Regulation,
The Council explained that since the evaluation criteria followed by the Selection Board had been set out in point VI.A.d of the notice of competition,
suitability to organise training courses in a pedagogically efficient way as set out in point(1) of Annex III.
Annex XL set out in the fourth ACP-EC Convention is replaced by the text set out in point 81 of the Agreement amending the fourth ACP-EC Convention of Lomé, signed in Mauritius on 4 November 1995.
Nevertheless, echoing the concerns set out in point 3.4, the EESC draws attention to the need to involve the whole of the automotive sector,
The figures set out in point 3.3 underline the extent of the challenge facing the EU if it wishes to achieve an employment rate comparable to that of the USA and Japan.
The programme set out in point 1 shall be part of a longterm cooperative project embracing all work carried out in the Member States in the field of controlled thermonuclear fusion.