Übersetzung für "In a more detailed way" in Deutsch

Mr Verdier shows this in a more detailed way and analyses this aspect for France.

In the current phase of the project, the discovery process continuous in a more detailed way.

Different relation types between project tasks make it possible to plan projects in a more detailed way.

This allows seeing image in the aiming area in a more detailed way.

We have confidence in them, but if you ask us to make a more in-depth investigation and to check the reliability, I can promise you as President, not to say just anything and also to have your trust, to review the figures very carefully in a much more detailed way.

It appeared expedient to analyse the results in a more detailed way, i.e. within the framework of JEPs and according to the main areas of activity.

In my seminars, we of course discuss this strategy in a more detailed way and practice the whole thing.

This question referred, in a much more detailed, specific way, to the concerns of those working – some for many years – at Info Centres, Info-Points and Carrefours, all the European information points.

Mr President, I would like to say in response to Mr Papadimoulis that, with regard to the directive on port services, the text proposed by the Commission defines the expression ‘self-handling’ and its application in a more detailed way than had been previously done.

But this issue later was discussed in a more detailed way by Poincaré, who showed that the thermodynamic problem within Le Sage models remained unresolved.

Le Sage was worried about the possibility that people might think he had gotten the idea for the gravitation theory from Fatio, because he went to the trouble of making a “certificate”, and having it signed by the mathematician Pfleiderer and the astronomer Mallet (two friends of Le Sage), stating that, except for a copy made by Abauzit in 1758, Le Sage saw no papers of Fatio before 1766, and in these papers there was nothing which was not developed by Le Sage in a more detailed way.

Article 8 introduces a new definition of cabotage specifying in a more detailed way the condition that cabotage must be carried out “on a temporary basis”.

The indications concerning eligible expenditure in the field of control should be presented in a clearer and more detailed way, and a link should be made with Council Regulations (EC) No 1224/2009 of 20 November 2009 establishing a Community control system for ensuring compliance with the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy [9] and (EC) No 1005/2008 of 29 September 2008 establishing a Community system to prevent, deter and eliminate illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing [10].

It remains to be defined in a more detailed way in the context of each application which features and working methods will be applied and how the work will be organised.

In this way the Commission document would be analyzed in a more detailed and constructive way by the Economic and Social Committee, which would thereby demonstrate that it too was concerned at the anomalies detecting in the way the OCM works.

In addition, two REX Opinions currently under preparation will outline in a more detailed and comprehensive way the EESC position concerning issues related to trade and sustainable development.

If you read the report in a more detailed way, however, you will find that this depends very much on the size of the firm and that smaller firms, where a high proportion of parttime workers are to be found, would be affected.

The Ombudsman however made a further remark in which he recommended that, in cases like the present one where a competition consists of only one oral test, Parliament could encourage Selection Boards to document their appraisals in a more detailed way.

Basic design and preferred embodiments of the invention are described in a more detailed way in the drawings.

As in the past, it must be up to the ECJ to carefully consider and integrate the decisions of the European Court of Human Rights into the law of the European Union, a practice which will assume increased importance after fundamental rights have been recognised in a more explicit and detailed way by the European Union.