Examples of using Those aspects in English and their translations into Polish
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The scope of the elements proposed in the options is limited to those aspects that require action by the Union setting the savings requirement
Cillian Lohan highlighted those aspects in the EESC opinion on the"Circular Economy"(NAT/676) that could overlap with the PSG work,
Therefore, the Impact Assessment Report on the revision of Directive 2009/142/EC did not examine those aspects and it focussed on specific issues relating to Directive 2009/142/EC as well as on the ways to address them.
In order, as far as possible, to avoid repetition, I shall concentrate my observations on those aspects which appear particularly relevant to me,
The Commission shall co-ordinate those aspects of the establishment and functioning of the Community
Therefore, the Impact Assessment Report on the revision of the PPE Directive did not examine those aspects and it focussed on specific issues relating to the PPE Directive as well as on the ways to address them.
The Council, on a proposal from the Commission, may adopt a decision determining those aspects of family law with cross-border implications which may be the subject of acts adopted by the ordinary legislative procedure.
OEFSRs should aim to focus OEF studies on those aspects and parameters that are most pertinent in determining the environmental performance of the sector.
OFCRs can help shifting the focus of the OEF study towards those aspects and parameters that matter the most, and hence contribute to increased relevance,
I would point out that the Presidency has not omitted to call attention to those aspects.
PEFCRs can help to shift the focus of the Product Environmental Footprint study towards those aspects and parameters that matter the most, and hence contribute to increased relevance,
we have to take into consideration, above all, those aspects that could significantly limit this ability.
the Directive applies only to those aspects and risks, or categories of risks that are not covered by those specific requirements8.
and particularly those aspects that we, too, are debating, that is to say, the questions of opt-out and of on-call time.
However, there are aspects of the legislation for which a more flexible approach was considered appropriate and for those aspects an alternative form of governance based on soft law and voluntary commitments is
is limited to those aspects which are the most important in the cross-border context.
we must also defend those aspects that characterise the person from a religious point of view.
for obtaining the results, it is necessary that the decision as to whether retrospective assessment should be carried out takes those aspects fully into account.
are especially innovative in those aspects.
The Commission shall co-ordinate, in co-operation with the participating countries, those aspects of the establishment and functioning of the Community