Примери за използване на Concrete legislative на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Concrete legislative and non-legislative initiatives.
This process seeks to move from principles into concrete legislative proposals.
It also called for more concrete legislative and non-legislative measures to be included after the mid-term review in 2016.
There are obvious contradictions between the motives and the concrete legislative proposal.
However, so far the Commission has not made any concrete legislative proposal for the introduction of such a monitoring system.
Despite its efforts, bureaucratic hurdles in the Nordic country have meant that there is still no concrete legislative change in sight.
We are expecting concrete legislative proposals and also concrete measures to provide financial support, particularly in the field of research.
I therefore urge the Commission to come forward with more concrete legislative proposals and the Member States to show more commitment.
The European right of initiative is an instrument of participatory democracy that enables European citizens to propose concrete legislative changes.
To address these shortcomings, the Commission has proposed concrete legislative measures as part of the Connected Continent package[15].
At the same time, I regret that this report was not prepared in accordance with Rule 39 of the Rules of Procedure,requesting that the Commission submit concrete legislative proposals.
At the heart of the plans- to be published as concrete legislative proposals early in 2016- is a re-launch of a proposal for a common tax base across the EU for multinationals.
On the basis of these priorities and the action presented,the Commission will come forward with concrete legislative initiatives and proposals within the next 18 months.
The need to take further concrete legislative steps in terms of reducing risks in the financial sector has also been recognised also by the Council in its Conclusions of 17 June 2016 and by the European Parliament in its resolution of 10 March 2016(8).
Taking this broad-based consensus as a basis does not, however, preclude the development of principles andpoints of view tailored to these specific and concrete legislative proposals.
With today's vote the EP demands that the EC make concrete legislative proposals to recognize the human right to water and sanitation as defined by the UN.
This has not precluded the present opinion from taking this broad-based consensus as a basis to develop principles andpoints of view tailored to these specific and concrete legislative proposals.
On the basis of these priorities and the action programme presented, the European Commission will come forward with concrete legislative initiatives and proposals to achieve the 2020 goals within the coming months.
The need to take further concrete legislative steps in terms of reducing risks in the financial sector has also been recognised by the Council in its conclusions of 17 June 2016 and by the European Parliament in its resolution of 10 March 2016 on the Banking Union- Annual Report 2015(6).
The government must also take steps to ensure that a key political agreement reached in Prud in November will translate into"concrete legislative initiatives" and to tackle constitutional reform, Lajcak added.
The decisions of the BEPS project started to turn into concrete legislative actions and raised the possibilities for cooperation between the tax administrations and their scrutiny to a new, higher level.
Well, we contribute actively and constructively to the work of the task force presided over by President Herman Van Rompuy but, yes, we shall use our right of initiative andwe shall soon put forward concrete legislative proposals on reinforcing economic governance.
The vision of the Energy Union Framework Strategy was translated into concrete legislative and non-legislative initiatives, most recently with the“Clean Energy for all Europeans” package presented on 30 November 2016.
The assessment of the present fiche should be considered however superior both in the level of detail of tasks specified, and in the accuracy of the estimates,as these have been carried out on the back of the concrete legislative acts proposed, something lacking at the time of the Impact Assessment exercise for obvious reasons.
Through known EU institution,which gives citizens the opportunity to propose concrete legislative changes to any field that the Commission has the power to propose legislation, officially registered the proposal, entitled"Stop malnutrition of 8% European population".
For the Energy Union, 2016 was the year of delivery where the vision of the Energy Union Framework Strategy was further translated into concrete legislative and non-legislative initiatives, above all with the"Clean Energy for all Europeans" package presented in November 2016.
The long awaited concrete legislative proposals of the European Commission for deepening of integration in the euro area following the model, set in the five presidents' report in June of this year, turned out to be nothing more than intentions for the EU to be buried by more paperwork in the form of analyses with no legal value.
I wish to emphasise the positive impact of supporting the Digital Agenda initiatives as part of the flagship initiatives for new skills and jobs, andI would like to see the Commission coming forward with concrete legislative proposals to address the development of the online environment by creating facilities, both financial and administrative, to promote online businesses and e-Commerce.
Calls on the Commission at last to develop a comprehensive strategy,based on concrete legislative actions within the framework of the existing Treaties, to close the EU tax gap and make sure that all companies that have operations in the EU fulfil their tax obligations in all the Member States in which they operate;
The European Commission flanks the European Pillar of Social Rights with a number of further concrete legislative and non-legislative initiatives such as on the work-life balance of parents and carers, on the information of workers, and on access to social protection and on working time.