Examples of using To set out in English and their translations into Slovenian
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the participating countries and the Managing Authority to set out the countries' specific financial responsibilities.
The Commission will present an Internal Market Strategy to set out new approaches for capturing that potential.
The aim of the proposal for a decision is to set out the fishing opportunities for European Union vessels on the basis of the excess stock available,
Its main aim is to set out the main rules
we are invited to set out spiritually on the way,
To set out the various ways in which the EU rules already impact on the external dimension
We therefore want in this directive to set out rights for men,
we are invited to set out on a spiritual journey,
However, it is necessary to set out a list of ineligible operations
The Commission shall adopt implementing acts to set out the structure, format
It is appropriate to set out requirements on both the general safety of motor vehicles
The EESC calls on the Commission to set out in the next directive clear,
The Charter is expected to set out consumers' rights in the areas of electricity and gas supply,
It is, therefore, appropriate to set out under which conditions financial support may be transferred among entities of a cross-border banking group with a view to ensuring the financial stability of the group as a whole.
It is therefore essential for the system to set out clear rules in respect of assistance,
enabling in particular the EU to avoid double or non-taxation or to set out the VAT obligations of non-established businesses.
However, it is necessary to set out a list of ineligible operations
The Commission may adopt Guidelines for the application of the conditions laid down in paragraph 1 of this Article and to set out the procedure to be followed for the application of paragraphs 3, 6, 8 and 9 of this Article.
we would have liked the Commission to set out a definition and clear objectives rather than making very open remarks on the subject.
reinforce co-ordination of reforms and enhance the multilateral surveillance process in Council, the 2008 Spring European Council asked Member States to set out their policy responses to the country-specific recommendations,