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Member States should be able, however, to decide that a lower percentage may be an indication of ownership or control.
Taking into account institutional structures, Member States should be able to, where they deem it necessary, designate more than one authority.
Member States should be able to optimise their vaccination programmes with the aim of reducing the impact of future bluetongue outbreaks in the European Union.
Therefore, in order to regulate the processing of employees' personal data in the employment context, Member States should be able, within the limits of this Regulation, to adopt by law specific rules for the processing of personal data in the employment sector.
Member States should be able to establish port security committees entrusted with providing practical advice in the ports covered by this Directive.
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Given the significant trans-border dimension of this area of crime andin particular the volatile nature of the electronic evidence, Member States should be able to promptly deal with urgent requests from this network of points of contact and provide feedback within eight hours.
For that purpose, Member States should be able, under national law, to allow for access that is wider than the access provided for under this Directive.
Given the significant trans-border dimension of this area of crime andin particular the volatile nature of the electronic evidence, Member States should be able to promptly deal with urgent requests from this network of points of contact and provide feedback within eight hours.
Member States should be able to maintain existing national measures adopted in order to meet those targets for a limited period of time in accordance with Article 95 of the Treaty.
Where the decision on approval cannot be finalised within the period provided for due to reasons not falling under the responsibility of the applicant, Member States should be able to grant the provisional authorisations for a limited period in order to facilitate the transition to the approval procedure provided for under this Regulation.
Member States should be able to apply existing procedures for granting permits which should be adapted to take account of the requirements introduced by this Regulation.
Given the significant trans-border dimension of this area of crime andin particular the volatile nature of the electronic evidence, Member States should be able to promptly deal with urgent requests from this network of points of contact and provide feedback within two hours of receipt, at least indicating whether the request will be answered, and the form and estimated time of such an answer.
(44) Member States should be able, in accordance with the Treaty, to take further measures for monitoring and inspection, for example by official services, of the GMOs as or in products placed on the market.
With a view to the different characteristics of trusts andsimilar legal arrangements, Member States should be able, under national law and in accordance with data protection rules, to determine the level of transparency with regard to trusts and similar legal arrangements that are not comparable to corporate and other legal entities.
Member States should be able in their national legislation to grant their national supervisory authorities the power to allow, and, in exceptional circumstances, to reject, the use of the volatility adjustment.
In the case of shipments of waste destined for recovery, Member States should be able to ensure that the waste management facilities covered by Directive 96/61/EC apply best available techniques as defined in that Directive in compliance with the permit of the facility.
Member States should be able to apply existing procedures for granting permits which should be adapted to take account of the requirements introduced by this Regulfall under the sole responsibility of public administrations.
(15) For that purpose, Member States should be able, under national law, to allow for access that is wider than the.
In such cases, Member states should be able to(i) give the companys the option to choose between the immediate payment of the tax or deferral of payment until realization of the values, with a request to pay interest;
The judicial systems of the Member States should be able to work together coherently and effectively in accordance with their national legal traditions.
Therefore, Member States should be able to separate universal service obligations concerning the provision of a connection to the public communications network at a fixed location from the provision of a publicly available telephone service.
When providing information to Europol, Member States should be able to determine the purpose or purposes for which it is to be processed, including the possibility to limit this processing to the ETIAS watchlist.
Suggests that Member States should be able to determine the composition of their national representation in the specialised Council configurations, whether consisting of representatives of their respective national parliaments, governments or a combination of both;
After the adoption of this harmonised methodology, Member States should be able, for the purposes of calculating whether the recycling targets are achieved, to take into account the recycling of metals that takes place in conjunction with incineration or co-incineration.
Whereas Member States should be able, within certain limits and subject to certain conditions, to take or retain special measures derogating from this Directive in order to simplify the levying of tax or to avoid fraud or tax avoidance;
For reasons connected with road safety, Member States should be able to apply their national provisions on the withdrawal, suspension, renewal and cancellation of driving licences to all licence holders having acquired normal residence in their territory.
Member States should be able to apply the period of validity prescribed by this Directive to a licence without a limited administrative validity issued by another Member State and whose holder has resided on their territory for more than two years.
Member States should be able, within certain limits and subject to certain conditions, to introduce, or to continue to apply, special measures derogating from this Directive in order to simplify the levying of tax or to prevent certain forms of tax evasion or avoidance.
For that purpose, Member States should be able to either establish a new body or mechanism, or rely on an existing one that fulfils the conditions established by this Directive, irrespective of whether those bodies or mechanisms are industry-led or public, including when part of the national judiciary system.
Member States should be able to decide on making available smaller areas at national or regional levels, including for areas eligible for specific protected designations of origin and protected geographical indications, on the basis of objective and non-discriminatory grounds, while ensuring the limitations imposed are above 0% and are not over-restrictive in relation to the objectives pursued.