Examples of using Whose adoption in English and their translations into Italian
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The contested decision thus concerned a closed group of identied persons at the time of its adoption, whose rights the Commission intended to regulate.
This proposal, whose prompt adoption had been urged by the Essen European Council,
the codes of conduct based on commercial values, whose adoption results in rejecting the"tribal order" of"archaic society.".
The economic model known as VPF, whose widespread adoption was one of the engines of growth in the first phase of large-scale digitalization in the United States,
They include a number of important proposals whose adoption will help simplify the regulatory environment, for example.
of little importance or those whose adoption raises problems of secrecy or urgency.
Parliament gave its assent to two protocols with Syria, whose adoption had also been postponed for several months.
Hydrogen JTI whose adoption is foreseen in 2008.
I would also point out that the Energy Community Treaty chiefly extends the in whose adoption Parliament is fully involved.
The new directive, whose adoption is expected shortly,
The regulation, whose adoption follows on from an agreement with the European Parliament at the first reading of the co-decision procedure,
teachers and trainers, whose adoption is planned for May 2001.
This procedure may be used for'Community acts of general application which have far-reaching financial implications and whose adoption is not required by existing acts'
the Intelligent Transport Systems Directive, whose adoption depends on how quickly these rules for institutional cooperation will be drawn up.
more meaningful technologies, like customizable babies, whose adoption might drive human evolution.
Moreover, Objective 1 programmes have shown a higher demand for reimbursements than initially forecast thus offsetting advance payments to the new programmes whose adoption took place late in December 2007 or was postponed to 2008.
The conciliation procedure shall be used for Community legislative acts which are of general application and of considerable importance for the Community and whose adoption is not required by acts already existing.
the Commission has identified a number of priority proposals with a substantial growth potential whose adoption should be accelerated in order to kick-start growth8.
The bans are intended to replace the varied measures adopted, or whose adoption is planned,
An institution whose adoption would allow applying to a field of companies,