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Member States retain full sovereignty on almost all their prerogatives.
It is similar to an intergovernmental organisation, in that the member states retain their autonomy and can control the central government.
Member States retain the right to apply more stringent measures.
At the same time, it should be clear that this obligation is without prejudice to those competences which Member States retain in relation to third countries.
Member States retain their entire freedom with regard to military radio installations.
The requirements relating to the provision of services that the Member States retain must comply with the requirements for non-discrimination, necessity and proportionality.
Member States retain full responsibility for organising and managing social security systems.
At the same time, the changes to this Regulation will help to ensure that Member States retain full sovereignty with regard to substantive law on parental responsibility.
The Member States retain the right to adopt more favourable provisions provided these are compatible with the Return Directive.
If the analysis of the Convention andEU rules on the basis of the information presently available shows that in at least one respect Member States retain competence, the Commission's plea must be rejected.
Member States retain the power to decide these conditions and to set the number of migrants that they wish to admit to their territory for employment purposes.
It is, however, important to note that according to Article 16(1)of Directive 2003/87/EC, Member States retain the right to determine sanctions and that variations between the level of the sanctions may well be justified taking into account the context in a given Member State. .
Member States retain their power to set these admission criteria and the number of migrants they wish to admit to their own country with a view to taking up employment.
Because it puts its case in that way, if the analysis of the Convention andEU rules on the basis of the information presently available shows that in at least one respect Member States retain competence, the Commission's plea must be rejected.
The Member States retain a discretion to apply a general increase of excise duties in order, in particular, to pursue the attainment of specific public health objectives.
It is common knowledge that numerous illegal WEEE shipments leave the European Union year after year, andso it is in the fundamental interest of our industry to ensure that Member States retain valuable raw materials within the borders of the European Union through the proper collection of WEEE, which is generated in increasing quantities, and, if possible, its recycling.
Member States retain their discretion to decide who is eligible to receive the Card, using the national definition of disability, and to determine the issuing procedure.
The Court of Justice has consistently held that Member States retain the right to take measures in order to prevent providers from abusively taking advantage of the internal market principles.
Thus, Member States retain the power to lay down rules under which in certain circumstances the principal director cannot oppose certain means of exploiting the film(b).
Article 19 specifies that Member States retain the possibility of introducing or maintaining more favourable provisions to the reporting person, provided that such provisions do not interfere with the measures for the protection of concerned persons.
Member States retain full responsibility for issuing the documents which are used to establish the identity of a person(so called breeder documents such as birth, marriage and death certificates) before issuing travel documents as well as the actual production and issuance of travel documents.
Member States retain their competence for implementing the harmonised rules, e.g. as regards approval of clinical investigations, the designation of notified bodies, the assessment of vigilance cases, the conduct of market surveillance and enforcement action(e.g. penalties).
Member States retain the right to refuse to relocate an applicant only where there are reasonable grounds for regarding him or her as a danger to their national security or public order or where there are serious reasons for applying the exclusion provisions set out in Articles 12 and 17 of Directive 2011/95/EU.
While Member States retain the primary responsibility for the management of their external borders in their interest and in the interest of all Member States, the Agency should support the application of Union measures relating to the management of the external borders by reinforcing, assessing and coordinating the actions of Member States which implement those measures.
While Member States retain the primary responsibility for the management of their external borders in their interest and in the interest of all Member States and are responsible for issuing return decisions, the Agency should support the application of Union measures relating to the management of the external borders and returns by reinforcing, assessing and coordinating the actions of Member States which implement those measures.
In this regard, Member States retain wide discretion and flexibility to favour the development of renewable energy in any sector of their economies in the way that suits their national potential and circumstances best, including the option of achieving the EU-level target by supporting the deployment of renewable energy in other Member States, compatible with market design proposals.
While Member States retain the primary responsibility for the management of their external borders in their interest and in the interest of all Member States, the Agency should support the application of Union measures relating to the management of the external borders by reinforcing, assessing and coordinating the actions of Member States which implement those measures.
While Member States retain the primary responsibility for the management of their external borders in their interest and in the interest of all Member States and are responsible for issuing return decisions, the Agency should support the application of Union measures relating to the management of the external borders and return by reinforcing, assessing and coordinating the actions of the Member States which implement those measures.
While Member States retain the primary responsibility for the management of their section of the external borders in their interest and in the interest of all Member States which have abolished internal border control, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency should ensure the application of Union measures relating to the management of the external borders by reinforcing, assessing and coordinating the actions of Member States which implement those measures.
The host Member State retains the current power to apply domestic regulatory requirements and to decide whether the applicant can offer services on its territory.