Examples of using Sufficiently precise in English and their translations into Italian
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is not sufficiently precise to provide legal certainty amendment 33.
It has not been possible to develop an external“intervention” therapy sufficiently precise that attacks just the malignant population.
use the holes in the megaliths for astronomical observations sufficiently precise to determine the date of the solstices,
The Commission considers that the bands laid down by the Edinburgh European Council are sufficiently precise and allow the"flexibility reserve" which you call for.
the other majors had actually monitored their net wholesale prices and had sufficiently precise and timely information regarding the changes in each other's net wholesale prices.
unconditional and sufficiently precise.
If the application is not made in a sufficiently precise manner or does not contain information enabling the requested document to be identified,
provided that the parameters are sufficiently precise to allow tenderers to determine the subject-matter of the contract
That obligation is unconditional and sufficiently precise in so far as it requires,
If an application is not sufficiently precise the institution shall within 15 working days ask the applicant to clarify the application
Sufficiently precise data on the distribution of resources by region are not available, since an appreciable proportion of Fund expenditure goes to national or multiregional programmes,
Whereas it is also necessary to agree on a sufficiently precise framework which would regulate operational initiatives
is not sufficiently precise, the first part of the reasons suffices alone for the view to be taken that the Council has fulfilled its duty to state reasons.
Applications must be made in a sufficiently precise manner and include the name and address of the applicant
conditions to the work of the Committee set up under Article 5 which the Commission does not consider appropriate in light of the fact that they are not sufficiently precise and would risk to undermine the work of the Committee.
where a sufficiently precise and intelligible description of the subject matter of the contract is not possible in terms of paragraphs 3
Article 6 seems sufficiently precise about the nature of the report to be presented by the Commission,
it seems to me that the purposes specified in the proposal are sufficiently precise to provide the legal safeguards that we should all wish to see.
where a sufficiently precise and intelligible description of the subject-matter of the contract pursuant to paragraph 3 is not possible;
Directive 76/207/EEC does not include any unconditional and sufficiently precise obligation which may be relied on before national courts.