Examples of using Some flexibility in English and their translations into Romanian
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The need to maintain some flexibility in the monetary policy reaction to short term asymmetric shocks;
introduce clear requirements whilst giving Member States some flexibility in approach as long as minimum criteria are met.
The Member States that have fared best are those that have retained some flexibility with regard to their currency
pilates to give you some flexibility instead of this Popeye thing you got going.
Option 3 is similar to Option 2 but leaves some flexibility to Member States that can decide to apply the exception depending on the availability of licences.
And since we are in the middle of a murder investigation, some flexibility on her part would be appreciated.
The merger of the vertebrae during surgery Spinal fusion takes away some flexibility of the spine, but most spinal adhesions affect only small segments of the spine
Operators should, therefore, be granted some flexibility with respect to the kind of studies
sometimes allowing some flexibility to ensure proper use of MRI techniques(although such flexibility is not permitted by Directive 2004/40/EC).
Member States will have some flexibility in choosing what information is required in each country,
There is some flexibility built into the major to accommodate student preferences,
it is appropriate to provide some flexibility within the limits taken into account when the regional yields were fixed in accordance with Regulation(EC) No 1251/1999.
the Commission will consider providing some flexibility, such as a scheme by scheme approach, to release the
this Directive aims at introducing further harmonisation while leaving some flexibility to Member States as to the detailed organisation of the schemes.
there should have been some flexibility within countries so that all could be included in the provisions.
implementations among Member States, this will allow EU-wide rules to be set while leaving some flexibility for Member States, but only where necessary.
in view of the priority of giving Europe a single currency, some flexibility might be advisable when assessing compliance with the criteria or adjusting them.
thus to further mitigate the effect of the transitional restriction on plantings, some flexibility such us the systems of national or regional reserves should continue to exist.
Given that both systems are supposed to be equally effective, some flexibility should be possible to ensure that the broad framework of the proposal can be agreed as soon as possible.
the automated grading techniques refuse to classify carcasses due to technical problems, some flexibility should be allowed to the extent that the classification