Examples of using Reformulated in English and their translations into Romanian
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He noted that these proposals would be reformulated more concisely by Mr Sears, so that they could be
so the product was reformulated recently to remove certain ingredients while increasing the levels of premium quality ingredients that have a more concentrated effect on brain cell repair and neural growth.
Reformulated to improve the process time for the middle
Since 2007 the Commission has reformulated point 7 of the notification message to clarify whether,
of being significant are permanently assessed and reformulated according to what happen to us.
administration of the product• Instructions to patients to deplete their supply of current BeneFIX through their usual usage schedule before starting reformulated BeneFIX.
refer to the Court for a preliminary ruling a lengthy series of questions which could usefully be reformulated to enable the Court to reply to them in a straightforward manner.
be able to lodge a new, reformulated, application under the next appropriate invitation to apply following that invitation.
And it is not new for that the roots of the existentialism, reformulated modern, draw their sap from the skepticism of biblical,
In the field of value added tax, several articles on the VAT generating event are being reformulated, especially for continuity activities such as electricity supplies,
(Laughter) And Prego then went back, and completely reformulated their spaghetti sauce,
The next step was taken by Bohm, who reformulated the Gedanken experiment with spins,[10]
The requirements related to the provision of the certificate are reformulated to ensure that the certificates are provided every time there is a property transaction
OPINION OF MR MAZÁK- CASE C-390/06 principle of equality are based on the premiss that the companies of the first category had legitimate expectations that their reformulated application would be entered in the list concerning the next appropriate invitation,
subject to certain achievements, this strategy may have to be reformulated depending on the final evaluation of the EDCTP
subjecting things to deliberate processes that allow them to be reformulated as inquiries into the nature order and the other sublime,
The Council has reformulated the EP's idea
management of European land, and European funds should be reformulated in line with prudent land policy,
Next, it is useful to note that the Court has reformulated that principle in its most recent case-law,
In the light of the conditions applying under the 20002006 aid scheme, the reformulated application submitted by Nuova Agricast- which was unable to benefit from the transitional provision included in the contested decision- was held to be inadmissible