Examples of using Needs to be clarified in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The extent to which services are included in the scope of the regulation needs to be clarified in the text of the proposal.
The EESC believes that the expression"minimum social standards" needs to be clarified, because it may not be appropriate in this case.
In this context, the ownership of the Sentinels is still an open issue which needs to be clarified.
In the first place, the meaning of‘records of telephone and data traffic' is not entirely clear and thus needs to be clarified.
it means that there is a reason that needs to be clarified and eliminated.
The term"adult sibling" needs to be clarified when dealing with the right of the minor to family re-unification
that should be undertaken under the specific funds but the complementarity aspect needs to be clarified as it is not apparent which instruments proposed under the various funds and actions actually complement each other.
implications for general contract law in the Member States and that consequently the relationship between the proposal and general contract law needs to be clarified.
scope is not sufficiently adapted to the specificities of the bus and coach services industry and it needs to be clarified and adjusted.
There is a lot of scepticism about it- a lot of doubt- and that needs to be clarified, which will take a lot of the difficulties out of this debate on low-carbon technology.
A technical point that needs to be clarified is that the data on vowel,
The scope of the title on grants(Title VI of Part One FR) needs to be clarified(Art.108 FR)
In this case- and this needs to be clarified with regard to what the previous speaker said, too- it is not about subsidies for simple restructuring,
Article 6(2) of Directive 2006/66/EC of the European Parliament and Council10 needs to be clarified in order that batteries and accumulators that were legally placed on the market anywhere in the Community before 26 September 2008
It also still needs to be clarified whether the criteria that the Commission is now proposing should actually be dealt with in this way,
The EESC believes that the The expression"minimum social standards" needs to be clarified, because it may not be appropriate in this case has different possible meanings,
It also appears that existing rules need to be clarified and modernised.
The procedures for exchanges of information without prior request need to be clarified.
Two aspects need to be clarified in particular.