Примери за използване на Member states may introduce на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Member States may introduce a fee to cover the administrative costs.
For services which fall outside the scope of the universal service, Member States may introduce general authorisations to the extent necessary to guarantee compliance with the essential requirements.
The Member States may introduce more detailed provisions concerning the form and contents of such agreements.
For services which are outside the scope of the universal service as defined in Article 3, Member States may introduce general authorisations to the extent necessary in order to guarantee compliance with the essential requirements.
Member States may introduce breeding programmes to select for resistance to TSEs in their ovine populations.
For non-reserved services which are outside the scope of the universal service as defined in Article 3, Member States may introduce general authorisations to the extent necessary in order to guarantee compliance with the essential requirements.
Member States may introduce exemptions from the obligations referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3 regarding passive bank accounts.
To address residual concerns that cannot be eliminated economically by the measures pursuant to Article 18(3), Member States may introduce capacity mechanisms, subject to the provisions of this Aarticle and to the Union State aid rules.
Member States may introduce or maintain provisions that are more favourable to workers than those laid down in this Directive.
In relation to security of supply, energy efficiency/demand-side management andfor the fulfilment of environmental goals, as referred to in this paragraph, Member States may introduce the implementation of long term planning, taking into account the possibility of third parties seeking access to the system.
Member States may introduce or maintain provisions that are more favourable to workers than those laid down in this Directive.
In relation to security of supply, energy efficiency/demand-side management andfor the fulfilment of environmental goals, as referred to in this paragraph, Member States may introduce the implementation of long term planning, taking into account the possibility of third parties seeking access to the system.
(3) Member States may introduce, for pigs slaughtered in their territory, a separate class of 60% or more of lean meat designated with the letter S.
In relation to security of supply, energy efficiency/demand-side management and for the fulfilment of environmental goals andgoals for energy from renewable sources, as referred to in this paragraph, Member States may introduce the implementation of long-term planning, taking into account the possibility of third parties seeking access to the system.
Member States may introduce or maintain voluntary arrangements for accreditation intended to improve the level of the certification service provided for such devices;
Without prejudice to the provisions of paragraph 1, Member States may introduce or maintain voluntary accreditation schemes aiming at enhanced levels of certification-service provision.
Member States may introduce additional measures to deactivate firearms in their territory going beyond the technical specifications set out in Annex I. 2.
In determining what constitutes a reasonable profit, the Member States may introduce incentive criteria relating, in particular, to the quality of service provided and gains in productive efficiency.
Member States may introduce additional measures for the deactivation of firearms in their territory going beyond the technical specifications set out in Annex III.
Article 39(2) of the FIR provides that“By means of paragraph 1, Member States may introduce measures concerning the mandatory indication of the country of origin or place of provenance of foods only where there is a proven link between certain qualities of the food and its origin or provenance.
Member States may introduce any necessary restrictions in particular as regards the number of events or the amount of receipts which give entitlement to exemption;
For services which fall within the scope of the universal service, Member States may introduce authorisation procedures, including individual licences, to the extent necessary in order to guarantee compliance with the essential requirements and to ensure the provision of the universal service.
Member States may introduce or maintain rules on dispute resolution procedures that are more advantageous to the payment service user than that referred to in the first subparagraph.
For services which are within the scope of the universal service as defined in Article 3, Member States may introduce authorisation procedures, including individual licences, to the extent necessary in order to guarantee compliance with the essential requirements and to safeguard the universal service.
Member States may introduce either official lists of approved contractors, suppliers or service providers or certification by certification bodies established under public or private law.
Under Article 39(2) of the FIR, EU Member States may introduce additional measures concerning mandatory COOL only where there is a proven link between certain qualities of the food and its origin or provenance.
Member States may introduce or maintain, in the area covered by this Directive, more stringent provisions compatible with the Treaty, to ensure a higher level of consumer protection'.
Member States may introduce or retain more favourable standards on procedures for granting and withdrawing international protection, insofar as those standards are compatible with this Regulation.
Member States may introduce or maintain provisions that are more favourable to workers than those laid down in this Directive, but never below the standards currently in force in national legislation.
Member States may introduce or retain provisions more favourable to the rights of the reporting persons than those set out in this Directive, without prejudice to Article 16 and Article 17(2).