Examples of using Which concerns in English and their translations into Romanian
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That error vitiates the part of the judgment under appeal which concerns the examination by the Court of First Instance of the arguments relating to the manifest errors.
It is about the real sovereign debt crisis which we may face within the next few weeks, and which concerns the integrity of the European Central Bank itself.
It's one of the most frequent inquiries, which concerns up to 35% are men.
This Communication addresses the concept of"pre-commercial procurement" which concerns the Research and Development(R& D)
France was first warned in 2009 about this particular case, which concerns areas with a in a range between 2000 and 15000.
Male potency is a complex system which concerns blood supply,
As regards that part of the judgment under appeal which concerns the inadequate reasoning of the contested decision,
Point 10 of the Annex amends Annex XI of Regulation 883/2004, which concerns special rules for the application of the legislation of Member States.
Point 2 of the Annex determines the content of Annex II of Regulation 883/2004, which concerns bilateral conventions between Member States that remain in force.
All over the world, business analysis is a highly interesting field which concerns equally the companies and their customers.
Greece was first warned in 2010 about this particular case, which concerns areas with a of between 2000 and 15000.
The next level is psychological self-sufficiency, which concerns the need for another person
a provision which concerns only economic operators,
Point 6 of the Annex amends Annex VII of Regulation 883/2004, which concerns concordance between Member States on the degree of invalidity.
Barak expose to the public the considerations that led them to adopt this decision, which concerns every person in Israel.
of the 2005 Directive which concerns cases of threat to national security
In this respect the wording of recital 59 of Directive 2001/29, which concerns‘intermediaries', is particularly enlightening.
Spain was first warned in 2003 about this particular case, which concerns areas with a of more than 10 000.
I will refer to the part of the regulation on novel foods which concerns labelling.
Now, to our last order of business, which concerns constitutional amendments,