Examples of using A revised in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Statement by the Commission on whether carbon dioxide should be a named substance with suitable thresholds in a revised Seveso Directive.
In July 2011 a revised Roaming Regulation7 was tabled,
only through changes in utilisation practices combined with a revised agricultural funding policy.
We know the Commission is going to come forward with a revised recast proposal in the coming months in view of the opposition of the Council.
This is how the“digital growth” precondition triggered the adoption of a revised digital growth strategy in Greece.
The leaders will endorse a revised multilateral institutional set-up for the Eastern Partnership,
The Member State concerned shall submit a revised national programme Ö work plan Õ to the Commission.
the EU also carried out a joint programming exercise which resulted in a revised joint strategy,
The decision modifies decision 2011/344/EU as regards economic policy conditions, taking into account a revised economic outlook,
The decision modifies decision 2011/77/EU as regards the economic policy conditions, taking into account a revised economic outlook, so as to ensure smooth implementation of Ireland's economic adjustment programme.
This introduced a performance scheme, a revised charging scheme and the requirements for functional airspace blocks.
Are based on a revised detailed justification,
The European Commission has adopted a revised General Block Exemption Regulation(GBER) for state aid.
Today the Commission has adopted a revised set of Guidelines
Are based on a revised detailed justification, centred around the need for public control of the use of European agricultural funds
Presents a revised European Aviation Safety Programme document,
This high resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels is achieved through a revised and highly compact pixel design.
The Commission will lay down proposals for streamlining the procedures in a revised procedural Recommendation, later this year.
Nor does it augur well for the future development of a social market economy that a minority of Member States blocked a compromise on a revised Working Time Directive last week.