Examples of using Sufficiently precise in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The discussions in Council, however, have clearly demonstrated that this definition is not sufficiently precise to be included in the enacting terms of a legally binding directive.
In its judgment the Labour Court stated that"the employee provides sufficiently precise information to be retained"
However, the provisions of the directive regarding the Member State's obligation must be sufficiently precise and unconditional in order to have the direct effect of national law vis-à-vis the citizen.2They must also be capable of being enforced as law by the national courts.
a description of the food enzyme that is sufficiently precise to distinguish it from products with which it could be confused.
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.
to be unconditional and sufficiently precise, those provisions may therefore be relied upon directly by individuals.
a description of the food additive that is sufficiently precise to distinguish it from products with which it could be confused.
Moreover, the Commission made no real effort to refute the exculpatory evidence advanced by Mr Kadi in the few cases in which the allegations against him were sufficiently precise to permit him to know what was being raised against him.
is not sufficiently precise(in terms of measures,
on an exceptional basis, where a sufficiently precise and intelligible description of the subject-matter of the contract pursuant to paragraphs 3
the other majors had actually monitored their net wholesale prices and had sufficiently precise and timely information regarding the changes in each other's net wholesale prices.
If an application is not sufficiently precise, the institution shall ask the applicant to clarifrthe application
Those projects should be identified by means of a sufficiently precise description; the list of projects as adopted by the Council in its common position of 29 June 1995 therefore now includes a more detailed description;
of Regulation No 17 was sufficiently precise.
Applications must be made in a sufficiently precise manner and include the name
its subjectmatter appears therefore to be sufficiently precise to be relied upon by an individual
Sufficiently precise definition of the concepts of compulsory
we must take care to be sufficiently precise in our statements, because we are very often also talking,
An application for access to a document will have to be made in writing, in a sufficiently precise manner; it will have to con tain information that will enable the document or documents concerned to be identified.
Several obstacles exist for surgical navigation to be sufficiently precise and reliable, especially the need for the navigation monitor to follow the deformity of the liver caused by real time mobilization