Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The primary responsibility in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Data providers shall retain the primary responsibility for the quality of the data they produce and distribute.
To ensure continuity, the primary responsibility for conducting the dialogue on behalf of the EU will be assigned to the EU Heads of Mission in Nigeria.
The primary responsibility of the clearance delivery position is to ensure that the aircraft receives the proper route
Under the EC Treaty, Member States have the primary responsibility for the application of Community law.
It is clear that the primary responsibility for this will attach to ourselves
The primary responsibility for the conflict, and its brutality, lies with the present leadership of Serbia
To understand the primary responsibility of an antioxidant, you must first understand what a free radical is.
The primary responsibility for ensuring safeguard measures will rest with the Member State where a plant health problem arises. 5.
have the primary responsibility for the upbringing and development of the child.
Some members insisted that the primary responsibility for social matters should remain within the Member States.
Animal is the primary responsibility, and therefore, it can develop a child's good qualities.
Furthermore, it has to be kept in mind that the primary responsibility for Guantánamo rests with the US.
Although the primary responsibility lies with the sector,
The primary responsibility for tackling youth unemployment lies with Member States,
The primary responsibility for preparing the organisation for this rests with the directors and the supervisory bodies.
Yet, as we all know, the primary responsibility for the promotion and protection of human rights
It underscored the primary responsibility of the parties themselves for the implementation of a DDRR plan.
Countering hybrid threats is largely a matter of national competence, the primary responsibility lying with the Member States.