Examples of using Whose scope in English and their translations into Italian
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International arbitration can be used to resolve any dispute that is considered to be“arbitrable,” a term whose scope varies from State-to-State,
These provisions took the form of a coordinating Regulation whose scope has been gradually extended to include self-employed workers,
chiefly attributable to the ECB, whose scope for action is becoming ever more restricted.
By means of a text whose legal force could be significant(it will have priority status within primary legislation) and whose scope could seriously affect the constitutional traditions of the States,
International arbitration can be used to resolve any dispute that is considered to be“arbitrable,” a term whose scope varies from State-to-State,
amends a small number of articles whose scope is reduced,
necessary for the performance of the work, whose scope is to reduce the congestion,
Following the adoption on 12 May 1986 of Council Directive 86/188/EEC on the protection of workers from the risks related to exposure to noise at work- the first directive whose scope included underground mining- a start was made on research into noise exposure in the fifth
society whose scope is to promote the development of the crocieristico traffic to Salerno,
has installed the committee administrator of the Bottom of bilateral Solidarity of the marine field(Deep Solimare) whose scope is that to put into effect participations to protection of the yields of the employees of the enterprises of navigation(of 25 March 2014).
in any data collection scheme whose scope would comprise the fishing activities for which authorisations are delivered.
The modified proposal for a revised Consumer Credit Directive45, whose scope is narrower than in the original 2002 proposal,
Together with the new EUSF, whose scope has been enlarged to all major emergencies regardless of their origin, it closes a gap in current legislation
based on national legislation, whose scope is sometimes wider than that of the European instrument.
non-legislative actions whose scope and content require further analysis.
This constituted the historic change brought about by electronic commerce- a revolution whose scope and implications are still not fully understood.
It implies that all the points mentioned in paragraph 1 are either"structural aspects"- a term whose scope is, moreover, too wide to be attributed with such important effects- or defensive mechanisms, which is not the case.
Indeed, co-decision must become the general rule for enacting European legislation- meaning laws whose scope should, in the future constitutional treaty, be clarified so that the European legislator can concentrate on defining general rules without codifying in detail the arrangements for their implementation.
However, among other issues whose scope and implications should be assessed, the report imposes obligations on the Member States which
the obstacles to the necessary changes have resulted in a project whose scope is severely limited by an overabundance of generalisations,