Examples of using A new definition in English and their translations into Swedish
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we have all been more keenly aware that a new definition of defence is needed,
There is also a prohibition on the sale of cigarettes with characterising flavours and a new definition of"cigarillo" which conflicts with tax legislation that has been in force in the EU for just over a year1, which may in the long term make these goods less attractive.
Among other things the debate covered a new definition of combined transport, certain financial incentives,
Tthere is also a prohibition on the sale of cigarettes with characterising flavours and a new definition of"cigarillo" which conflicts with tax legislation that has been in force in the EU for just over a year17.
replacing unanimity by reinforced qualified majority voting or a new definition of unanimous voting according to which,
A new definition covering demarcated areas of airports is also added.
Amendment 41 consists of a new definition on“kit”.
Is a new definition of“micro-cogeneration” as units below 50kWe.
I guess we need a new definition of, uh… little stuff.
Accordingly a new definition under Article 3(i) has been introduced.
This amendment brings along a new definition of“Technical Assessment Body” TAB.
The European Commission speaks of a new definition of the role of social partners20.
We attached a great deal of importance to a new definition of insider information.
Glamira offers a new definition of style, smartness
The Council added a new definition of the term“public” in Article 25.
Glamira offers a new definition of style, smartness
Amendment 27 consists of adding a new definition on“performance of a construction product”.
Amendment 15 inserts a new definition for LAmax, an indicator for maximum permitted noise level.
The EESC feels that a new definition of working time which includes management tasks is needed.