Translation of "Aufgezeigte mängel" in English

The object underlying the present invention was accordingly to improve the method described in the abovementioned Auslegeschrift, and to eliminate the shortcomings which have been indicated in respect of this method.

The highlighted shortcomings have largely been familiar to us for a long time.

Generally speaking, the Commission has taken appropriate steps to remedy the shortcomings highlighted.

The Commission acknowledges most of the defects that the Court of Auditors points out.

The reports highlight the main achievements and pinpoint the remaining shortcomings.

Recent ship losses have shown significant structural as well as operational deficiencies.

They highlight the main achievements and pinpoint the shortcomings.

The shortcomings highlighted should be addressed to safeguard the sustainability of project results.

But the evaluation report also identifies serious shortcomings.

Even a combination of emulsifiers and film-forming binders does not eliminate the defects discussed.

It is the task of this invention to overcome the defects which have been pointed out.

The described deficiencies can be observed, in particular, in the upper deflecting region.

A recent Commission Report15 on the Directive demonstrated shortcomings.

It is known that such emulsions display the deficiencies in type-conformity and heat-stability indicated in EP 358 652 A.

Furthermore, the Greek crisis has revealed the shortcomings that are undermining the economic governance of the European Union.

The Council is glad to see that the Court of Auditors fully endorses the efforts being made by the Commission and Member States together to remedy many of the serious shortcomings it has regularly pointed out.

My group therefore backs the recommendation to grant discharge to the Commission in respect of the general budget for 1994, in spite of the shortcomings that have been identified, and subject to the appropriate conditions.

Through its decision to adopt a number of amendments, the European Parliament has pointed to possible ways of partly, but far from entirely, reducing the deficiencies to which attention has been called.

Of course it rightly expresses some criticisms: it highlights shortcomings in the Constitution.

It is excellent that these deficiencies are being brought to light, but something also needs to be done about them.

If appropriate action is not taken by the end of this year, the reliability of the accounts for 2005 may well be compromised by the defects highlighted by the Court.

In other sectors developments have been less satisfactory. This is the case of the system of aid for durum wheat, where deficiencies that the Court pointed out in 1998 are still in evidence and some EUR 450 million are spent unnecessarily every year.

We must use the ensuing debate to discuss how to rectify the shortcomings identified in the reports and suitable solutions for doing so in order to put the fisheries sector in the Community back on a viable basis.

Let us hope that in 2001, thanks to the action of the Commissioner and his team, the restrictions and shortcomings pointed out may be eliminated.

OHCHR estimates that in order to address the shortcomings identified in the above-mentioned Secretary-General's report and make a serious effort to step up the work of the Office along the lines suggested in the present plan, it will need to double its overall resources over the next five to six years.

But this requires acknowledging what the crisis has revealed: the eurozone’s institutional flaws.

The reinforced commitment to address the miscellaneous flaws identified in this report will bring about the changes that will improve the implementation and application levels of the Health and Safety Directives and make the health and safety protection a tangible reality for all workers, contributing in this way to the improvement of productivity and quality of work.