Übersetzung für "Breite definition" in Englisch

The broad definition of eligible assets helps banks to refinance themselves with the Eurosystem.

Sex Pur is a broad definition, but includes everything.

A large number of projects and enterprises are found under this broad definition.

The EESC strongly supports this broad definition of the offences concerning trafficking in human beings.

The EESC strongly supports this broad definition of the offences concerning trafficking in human beings.

A broad definition of terrorism has been adopted in many countries.

This definition is very broad and includes everything that is productive.

I thus adopted a very wide definition to accept the most possible.

I believe that employing such a broad definition of violence against women will help in the fight against this problem.

One point I would briefly like to mention is the definition of investment.

It contains a sufficiently full definition of the actors that can benefit from it, as Mrs Flautre has explained.

When it comes to the issue of reducing biodiversity, I think it important that we obtain as broad a definition as possible so that all the habitats and species protected by Community legislation and corresponding national legislation are in actual fact covered.

It thereby runs counter to Article 191(4) of the Treaty, even as amended by Nice, which gives a broad definition of those who can benefit from funding, where it refers to parties ‘at European level’ – unlike what the current wording of item 3710 would have us believe.

In order to include all relevant groups , no matter how they are structured , a broad definition is used based on the concept of « close links » as introduced in the past by the so-called postBCCI Directive .

The Report uses a broad concept, whereby quality of public finances concerns the allocation of resources and the efficient and effective use of those resources in relation to identified strategic priorities.

Mr Delapina emphasised the importance of having a broad definition of competitiveness which might not be ensured in the proposals currently being discussed.

Most importantly, key elements of the proposal such as ensuring a 'surprise effect' with orders being issued without the debtor's knowledge and a broad definition of cross-border cases have been maintained in the Council's text.

In order to include all relevant groups, no matter how they are structured, a broad definition is used based on the concept of ‘close links’ as introduced in the past by the so-called post-BCCI Directive.

WO 95/10507 (PCT/EP94/03369) discloses phenylsulfonylureas of the formula I and salts thereof where the formula 1, owing to the extensive and wide definition of the radicals A, W, R 1, R 2, R 3, R 4, R 5, R 6 and R 7, includes a large number of possible individual compounds.

The non-response percentage, which can be derived from Table A3, using a rather wide definition of non-responses, is as high as 74 %. (i.e. 100 % - 26 %).

We hope that a broad conception of this European Way is conveyed by the separate elements we have referred to.

Try to create the broadest possible definition of excelling in life: short-term, long-term, big dreams and small successes.

Regardless, the "broadness of the definition regarding the types and modalities of violence included in the laws for access to a life free of violence is not entirely reflected in the legal code, due to the fact that there are discrepancies between the penal codes and these new laws."

Thus, he concluded that the great majority of compositions containing components according to claim 1 in the concentration ranges specified therein would not be able to form a hexagonal gel phase, so that it was not possible to obtain gels falling within the broad definitions of claim 1, other than those described in the worked examples, without the undue burden of performing an excessive number of experiments, or without further inventive activity.

The country is home to approximately 500 biotechnology companies – according to the definition from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).