Examples of using To set out in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Commission shall be empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 142 to set out which data carriers can be considered as commonly accepted.
local politicians to set out vision on how to strengthen democracy,
Poorer and vulnerable nations want donor countries to set out in advance how much they will provide
It is also planned to set out a long-term strategy for the reduction of this limit to 95 grams per kilometre by 2020.
Instruments deemed to set out‘complete and coherent set of rules' regarding data protection are not affected by the Framework Decision(recital 39).
Whereas it is for the Council to set out the limits and the conditions of such consultation;
The proposal aims to set out more precise definitions than hitherto in the field to be regulated.
Do not hesitate to set out to explore this picturesque Orava village,
Darwin was torn between the desire to set out a full and convincing account
Darwin was now torn between the desire to set out a full and convincing account and the pressure to quickly produce a short paper.
In La Rochelle, we tried to set out on a path that will lead to an agreement between Parliament and the Council.
Its concrete objective is to set out guidelines for the future review of the directive on general product safety
This initiative intends to set out the framework and conditions for establishing the European Public Prosecutor's office to focus on the protection of the financial interests of the Union.
This White Paper aims to set out a coherent framework- a first EC Health Strategy- to give direction to Community activities in health.
Invite the Commission to set out elements for an agreement with Russia on energy within the framework of the successor to the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement;
The Commission takes the initiative of publishing a Communication when it wishes to set out its own thinking on a topical issue.
We expect the G20 summit to lay the foundations for a common institutional response, to set out common rules that will enable us to overcome the global economic crisis.
which seeks to set out some general principles
When Directors General express a reservation they are required to set out an action plan to address the identified weaknesses.
The EESC asks that the Directive should be amended to set out the relevant conditions for exemption from its requirements.