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It is up to independent economies in independent Member States to determine their conditions and limitations concerning credit rating.
This reference for a preliminary ruling raises for the first time the question of the extent of the discretion available to the Member States to determine who their nationals are.
The provision does not affect the discretion of Member States to determine which infringements are to be characterised as serious.
The Directive allows Member States to determine the length of time during which an applicant cannot have access to the labour market.
That would constitute unjustified interference with the freedom of Member States to determine their system of taxation on motor vehicles.
It is on the Member States to determine the approach for assigning responsibility to operators of installations provided that a compliance with this Directive is ensured.
Tests, product traceability,communication with other Member States to determine when and in which products there are risks.
It is for the Member States to determine the form in which such provision for the basic needs of the third country national concerned is to be made.
The Commission shall, pursuant to the procedure laid down in Article 9,establish criteria for Member States to determine whether a body should be designated.
The European Parliament has asked EU member states to determine, in accordance with Treaty Article 7, whether Hungary is at risk of breaching the EU's founding values.
That is why the Commission organised the first annual relocation forum on 25 September 2013 in order to assist Member States to determine their pledges for relocation.
That approach does not restrict the freedom of the Member States to determine the aims of the tax or its fundamental features, such as the amount or the tax base.
Whereas it is for the Member States to determine how the technical characteristics of the installation concerned, its geographical location and local environmental conditions can, where appropriate, be taken into consideration;
Separate directives will specify the methods of sampling andanalysis to be used in Member States to determine the fibre composition of products covered by this Directive.
Parliament has asked EU member states to determine, in accordance with Treaty Article 7, whether Hungary is at risk of breaching the EU's founding values.
In a judgment which it delivered in 19972,the Court set out the relationship between the competence of the Member States to determine the Parliament's seat in Strasbourg and the Parliament's power to determine its own internal organisation.
European regulations allow member states to determine EFA types which farmers have to establish and maintain for the sake of biodiversity, keeping traditional practice and protection of landscape features.
The change in governance and the regionalised initiatives,which will allow stakeholders and Member States to determine many of the details of the daily management of the fishing activity, are indicative of the wide-ranging nature of the reform.
This should not affect the right of Member States to determine the national authorities and the way they should be involved in the single procedure, in accordance with national specificities of administrative organisation and practice.
This should be done in full respect of the principle of Community preference,for the right of Member States to determine volumes of admission and of the rights of the immigrants and by actively involving social partners and the regional and local authorities.
The result orientation enables Member States to determine the indicators they will use based on the formulation of the specific objective and the determination of the actions they plan to carry out.
As stated in the Lisbon Treaty,measures on immigration‘shall not affect the right of Member States to determine volumes of admission of third-country nationals coming from third countries to their territory in order to seek work[…]'(Art. 79.5).
It should be possible for Member States to determine which data it is useful and proportionate to gather, taking into account the systems and legal traditions in place to enable the meaningful identification of the beneficial owners.
This Directive is without prejudice to the competence of Member States to determine how the different objectives are reflected and weighted in their maritime spatial plan or plans.
It acknowledges the competence of Member States to determine whether ADR entities established on their territories are to have the power to impose a solution.
Article 2 of Directive 2003/88 must be interpreted as not requiring Member States to determine the remuneration of periods of stand-by time dependent upon whether those periods are‘working time' or a‘rest period'.
That policy“shall not affect the right of Member States to determine volumes of admission of third-country nationals coming from third countries to their territory in order to seek work, whether employed or self-employed”.
The Commission is also engaged with Member States to determine where Member States see scope for further support through the RAN or otherwise.
This Directive shall not affect the power of the Member States to determine the legal position concerning the liability of supervisory authorities or concerning litigation between the parties to a bid.
This Framework Decision should leave it to Member States to determine more precisely at national level which other purposes are to be considered as incompatible with the purpose for which the personal data were originally collected.