Examples of using Whose provisions in English and their translations into Italian
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specifies the data transmission services whose provision is to be harmonized in all Member States.
But also after that date, other disorders broke out in Loro"to calm which, it was necessary to resort to sending in a good contingent of troops", whose provisioning was paid for by the municipal administration, that had to spend 3719 francs and 91 centesimi(Manneschi, 1921: 81).
other than the insemination service, whose provision in France, by operators from other Member States has, allegedly,
On 25 May the Council approved this agreement, several of whose provisions describe the concept of expropriation in contravention of international law.
This concerns, first of all, Regulation(EC) No 45/2001, whose provisions will have to be adapted to the new general legal framework.
The national civil aviation security programmes, some of whose provisions have occasionally needed adjusting, should be regularly brought into line with the new Community requirements arising from the amendment of Regulation No 622/2003;
Hence the Commission wanted to propose a Directive whose provisions were attuned to the specific nature of the distance marketing of financial services, taking into account also the particular nature of services of this kind.
separate from yet superior to national law, and many of whose provisions are directly applicable in all the Member States.
The IGC will have to examine what amendments need to be made to the most recent accession treaty(2003), a large number of whose provisions will still be current when the Constitution comes into force,
the fact that there are services whose provision begins or ends outside the physical area of the port.
appointment of municipal police commanders was also envisaged by Ahtisaari's plan, whose provisions have been transformed into Pristina's legislation,
The second is a person whose provisions have been destroyed by a disaster,
I am thinking in particular about the Convention of the Rights of the Child, whose provisions are being violated by many Roma families.
4, Spain, whose provisions laid down.
against a plan for the reform of justice, many of whose provisions had not been the subject of prior consultation.
The proposed Regulation provides for a further implementing Regulation to be issued by the Commission, whose provisions would cover.
Member States whose provisions provide for recourse to an arbitration board may limit the obligations concerning information
Only Regulations that are up to date with the developments in national legislation and whose provisions are clear
Significant progress has been made for the implementation of the legislative part of the Ohrid Framework Agreement, whose provisions have been included in the Constitution following the adoption of amendments by the Parliament,
the Framework Decision on the European Arrest Warrant, whose provisions will be applied by all Member States at the latest on 1 January 2004, will be a key factor in the fight against corruption.