Examples of using Sufficiently precise in English and their translations into Polish
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Applications must be made in a sufficiently precise manner and must contain information enabling the particular document requested to be identified.
As the European Union does not currently have at its disposal sufficiently precise statistics concerning Alzheimer's disease,
The Greek ESC nevertheless believed that the national reform programme was not sufficiently precise or critical.
For the sake of uniformity, contracts should be concluded on the same terms throughout the Community and be sufficiently precise to enable the product concerned to be identified.
the Methodology Guide were not sufficiently precise or concrete.
as against public bodies, to rely on the provisions of a directive which are unconditional and sufficiently precise see, to that effect, Case 148/78 Ratti[1979] ECR 1629, paragraph 20.
provided that the parameters are sufficiently precise to allow tenderers to determine the subject-matter of the contract
In the alternative, the respondents contended that Clauses 4 and 5 of the Framework Agreement were not unconditional or sufficiently precise and could not therefore be relied upon by individuals before national courts.
a road map to Copenhagen was decided, with sufficiently precise stages and outlines.
limited itself to verifying whether the reasoning behind it was sufficiently precise, complete and comprehensible.
It follows that the figures supplied by the applicants concerning the damage suffered on the Community market do not appear sufficiently precise to establish urgency for Cheminova A/S.
is not sufficiently precise(in terms of measures,
it must be concluded that the information supplied in the statement of objections concerning the initial conditions laid down by the first subparagraph of Article 15(2) of Regulation No 17 was sufficiently precise.
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.
Applications for access to a document must be submitted in writing and worded in a sufficiently precise fashion; they must contain, in particular, all the information which is required to identify the relevant document or documents.
As Impact maintained, its subjectmatter appears therefore to be sufficiently precise to be relied upon by an individual
to be unconditional and sufficiently precise for individuals to be able to rely upon it before a national court.
of the framework agreement appears, so far as its subjectmatter is concerned, to be unconditional and sufficiently precise for individuals to be able to rely upon it before a national court.
As a result, the challenged provisions- with the exception of sufficiently precise Article 75d(1) of the Act on the Customs Service- permit access to telecommunications data in the course of proceedings carried out in the following cases.
Reporting by Member States under Directive 1999/32/EC has proved insufficient for the purpose of verification of compliance with the provisions of the Directive due to the lack of harmonized and sufficiently precise provisions on the content and the format of the Member States' reports.