Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Which in practice in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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surveillance of the activities of third country vessels, which in practice and in some ports are less strictly monitored than EU vessels.
This does not however appear to be fully reflected in the provisions of the directive, which in practice ban the comfort- or class-based solutions which are needed,
It nevertheless also covers the activities of the European Monetary Institute( EMI), which in practice ceased to exist on 1 June 1998,
The Committee also wishes to raise the issue of sub-contracting2, which in practice, if abused, can create a real problem of tax
Mr Schnellhardt, which in practice would permit the manufacture of vodka from any agricultural product,
Effective crime prevention requires closer co-operation among Member States, which in practice means the co-ordination of legislation
This essentially assumes that the characteristics of such areas are similar to the surrounding NUTS 2 region, which in practice is unlikely to be correct.
This process led in June 1990 to a public commitment by the Belgian authorities to follow the strongest ERM currencies, which in practice has so far meant a link with the DM.
the capacity to implement and enforce them, which in practice can prevent or slow down a real change
(FI) Mr President, the main idea behind the budget for 2008 is that we can ensure that 2008 is the year of the taxpayers, which in practice means keeping expenditure more
The only international legally binding agreement on general data protection is the 1981 Council of Europe Convention, which in practice is applicable only to computerised data and not to manually processed data.
typical competing LED tubes is over 30%, whereas the percentage for the Valtavalo G4 LED tube is fairly under 5%, which in practice means that it is fully non-flickering”, says Laatikainen.
According to the third study question, Germans are even more open to statutory window and door security regulations, which in practice often prove to be thieves'"easiest path.
To cut the glass tube the stroke of this V-block need not to be much more than the glass wall which in practice will be between 0.5 and 2 mm.
That right should, in principle, be granted on a non-transferable basis; however, many Member States have allowed parental-leave entitlements to be transferred from one parent to the other, which in practice has meant that mothers have taken longer parental leave than fathers.
the lack of basic standards make it an economically attractive business, which in practice results in environmental dumping
Member States can take the potential for a reduction in process emissions into account, which in practice means that the best European steel factories can earn their full emission allowance quotas
The present approach within ERG, which in practice usually requires reaching the agreement among all 27 regulators, is further complicated by the presence of a parallel body which operationally overlaps to the ERG- the Independent Regulators Group IRG.
the limited availability of childcare facilities) which in practice meant parttime jobs.
thus increase its productivity, which in practice means expanding the productive apparatus without the expenditure of extra labor.