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Urges Member States to define the conditions under which compensation can be granted;
The directive does not change the right of member states to define the benefits that they choose to provide.
Urges the Member States to define wildlife trafficking as a serious crime in accordance with Article 2(b) of UNTOC;
Nevertheless, the subsidiarity principle should apply allowing Member States to define this system at national level while maintaining existing ones.
It further requires Member States to define frameworks for independent aggregators and for demand response along principles that enable their full participation in the market.
The British Conservative delegation supported this report because it recognisedthat under the‘Amsterdam Protocol', it is the exclusive competence of Member States to define the public service remit and to provide funding of public sector broadcasters.
Further calls on the Commission and the Member States to define European quality standards for tourist guides, ensuring compliance with minimum training requirements;
In line with the above-mentioned Commission's Proposal for a Regulation on clinicaltrials on medicinal products, also this proposal leaves it to the Member States to define the organisational set-up at national level for the approval of clinical investigations.
The 2008 Health Check of the CAP allowed Member States to define criteria excluding beneficiaries such as the ones mentioned above from the benefit of SAPS payments.
The proposed new delivery model will remove the layer of EU level eligibility criteria for support which will allow the Member States to define eligibility conditions that are most suited to their particular circumstances.
(a) The requirement for Member States to define separate verifiable standards14 has become obsolete because they are now defined in the Community legislation for cross compliance.
The Directive does not alter the right of Member States to define the benefits that they choose to provide to their citizens.
Without prejudice to the right of the Member States to define those groups, they should at least include people in or at risk of poverty, refugees, nomadic communities, homeless people and minority cultures such as Roma, Sinti, and Travellers, Kalé, Gens du voyage, etc., whether sedentary or not.
The 2007 report proposed improvements including allowing Member States to define cases of minor non-compliances where no reduction would be applied.
Shall not affect the right of Member States to define the fundamental principles of their social security systems and must not significantly affect the financial equilibrium thereof.
As regards youth policy, where subsidiarity is the rule,we must encourage the Member States to define common objectives and agendas, and to improve their cooperation and their exchange of good practice.
Without prejudice to the right of the Member States to define those groups, they should at least include refugees, nomadic communities, homeless people and minority cultures such as Roma, Sinti, Travellers, Kalé, Gens du voyage, etc.
The Commission did request the Member States to define GAEC standards appropriate to these cases.
We are also calling on the Council,the Commission and the Member States to define the role of artistic education as an essential pedagogical tool in enhancing the value of culture,to establish joint strategies for the promotion of artistic education policies and policies for training teachers specialising in this subject, and to recognise the important role played by artists and creativity in our society, as demonstrated by the European Year of Creativity and Innovation.
As regards short rotation coppice,it is appropriate to allow Member States to define suitable varieties in the light of their climatic and agronomic suitability for the territory.
The 2007-2013 regulatory framework required Member States to define specific output and result indicators on outcomes as well as quantitative targets at the level of priority axes for each OP.
In particular, the establishment of the European Pillar of Social Rights does not affect the right of Member States to define the fundamental principles of their social security systems and manage their public finances, and must not significantly affect the financial equilibrium thereof.
Without prejudice to the right of the Member States to define those groups, they should at least include people in or at risk of poverty, refugees, nomadic communities, homeless people and minority cultures such as Roma, Sinti, and Travellers, Kalé, Gens du voyage, etc.
Amendment(2b) The establishment of the European Pillar of Social Rights does not affect the right of Member States to define the fundamental principles of their social security systems and manage their public finances, and must not significantly affect the financial equilibrium thereof.
This Directive does not affect the freedom of Member States to define, in conformity with Union law, what they consider to be services of general economic interest, how those services should be organised and financed, in compliance with State aid rules, and which specific obligations they should be subject to. .
Its Section 4 provides that directives shall not affect the right of Member States to define the fundamental principles of their social security systems and must not significantly affect the financial equilibrium thereof.
Without prejudice to the right of the Member States to define those groups, they should at least include refugees, nomadic communities, homeless people and minority cultures such as Roma, Sinti, Travellers, Kalé, Gens du voyage, etc., whether sedentary or not.
Without prejudice to the right of the Member States to define those groups, they should at least include refugees, nomadic communities, homeless people and minority cultures such as Roma and Travellers, whether sedentary or not.
This Directive does not affect the freedom of Member States to define, in conformity with Union law, what they consider to be services of general economic interest, how those services should be organised and financed, in compliance with State aid rules, and which specific obligations they should be subject to. .
Article 13a This Regulation shall be without prejudice to the freedom of Member States to define, in conformity with Union law, what they consider to be services of general economic interest, how these services should be organised and financed in compliance with the State aid rules and what specific obligations they should be subject to. .