Примери за използване на Member states to prohibit на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Allows Member States to prohibit internet sales of tobacco and related products.
As regards the provisions on species protection across their whole range, the two Directives require Member States to prohibit the.
The directive requires Member States to prohibit the employment of illegally staying non-EU nationals.
As regards whether those measures are strictly necessary, it should be noted that that provision does not impose a prohibition on the cross-border sale of electronic cigarettes and refill containers, butleaves it to the discretion of the Member States to prohibit such sales or to allow them under certain conditions.
At the beginning of 2013, Brussels asked EU member states to prohibit the use of some pesticides on sunflower, canola, corn and cotton.
At the request of one of the two Member States concerned- where the irregularities are confirmed by the expert's opinion- the Commission must, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 17, take the appropriate measures,which may go as far as authorising the Member States to prohibit provisionally the bringing into their territory of products coming from that establishment.
Directive 79/7/EEC required EU Member States to prohibit direct and indirect discrimination based on sex in their statutory social security schemes.
At the request of one of the two Member States concerned- where the irregularities are confirmed by the expert's opinion- the Commission must, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 17, take the appropriate measures,which may go as far as authorizing the Member States to prohibit provisionally the bringing into their territory of animals and products coming from that holding, centre, organization, approved market or assembly centre or region.
(ae) to commit EU Member States to prohibit sports associations(including football clubs) and charity organisations from accepting funding, grants or donations from sanctioned leaders and their natural and legal associates;
When, in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 11, the Commission considers that a measure taken by a Member State is justified, the Commission may, in accordance with paragraph 3 of this Article,take measures requiring Member States to prohibit or restrict the placing on the market of machinery presenting the same risk by virtue of its technical characteristics or to make such machinery subject to special conditions.
Causing confusion- The Paris Convention(Art. 10bis(3)) obliges member States to prohibit all acts that are“of such a nature as to create confusion by any means whatever with the establishment, the goods or the industrial or commercial activities of a competitor”.
(ad) to commit EU Member States to prohibit schools and universities, think tanks and other academic institutions from accepting funding, grants, or donations from sanctioned leaders and their natural and legal associates and to establish transparency in their private financing;
In 2005 UN General Assembly has adopted a declaration urging member states to prohibit all forms of human cloning“in as much as they are incompatible with human dignity and protection of human rights”.
By allowing the Member States to prohibit the cross-border distance sales of electronic cigarettes and refill containers and by imposing certain common rules on the Member States which do not prohibit those sales, the measures laid down in Article 20(6) of Directive 2014/40 are appropriate for the purpose of achieving the objective identified in paragraph 122 of the present judgment.
Are you going to take measures immediately,together with the Member States, to prohibit speculation against the euro by the very banks that have just been bailed out using taxpayers' money?
The Court also notes that, by allowing the Member States to prohibit the cross-border distance sales of electronic cigarettes and refill containers and by imposing certain common rules on the Member States which do not prohibit those sales, the directive enables the Member States to ensure that the rules on conformity are not circumvented.
Directives 2002/53/EC and2002/55/EC contain provisions which allow the Member States to prohibit, under certain well-defined conditions, the use of a variety in all or in parts of their territory or to lay down appropriate conditions for the cultivation of a variety.
Calls on the Member States to prohibit the opening of financial accounts and the ownership of shell companies in tax havens by non-resident nationals, and to impose financial penalties in cases of non-compliance, including, in the case of companies, exclusion from EU and Member States' public procurement calls for tender;
The directive concerning the pursuit of television broadcasting activities authorises the Member States to prohibit the exclusive broadcasting of events which they deem to be of major importance for society, where such broadcasts would deprive a substantial proportion of the public of the possibility of following those events on free television.
Article 6(1) of the Birds Directive requires Member States to prohibit, for all bird species referred to in Article 1 of the Directive, the sale, transport for sale, keeping for sale and the offering for sale of live or dead birds and of any recognizable parts or derivatives of such birds.
The directive concerning the pursuit of television broadcasting activities authorises the Member States to prohibit the exclusive broadcasting of events which they deem to be of major importance for society, where such broadcasts would deprive a substantial proportion of the public of the possibility of following those events on free television.
Whereas in the resolution Parliament called on the US authorities and the Member States to prohibit blanket mass surveillance activities and bulk processing of personal data of citizens, and denounced the reported actions by intelligence services that have severely affected EU citizens' trust and their fundamental rights;
The directive concerning the pursuit of television broadcasting activities 1 authorises the Member States to prohibit the exclusive broadcasting of events which they deem to be of major importance for society, where such broadcasts would deprive a substantial proportion of the public of the possibility of following those events on free television.
It is also necessary to provide for an adequate mechanism allowing for the adoption of specific measures at Community level requiring Member States to prohibit or restrict the placing on the market of certain types of machinery presenting the same risks to the health and safety of persons either due to shortcomings in the relevant harmonised standard(s) or by virtue of their technical characteristics, or to make such machinery subject to special conditions.
These UK law provisions do not comply with EU rules defining consent as freely given, specific and informed indication of a person's wishes 3 The RIPA provisions are limited to'intentional' interception only,whereas the EU law requires Members States to prohibit and to ensure sanctions against any unlawful interception regardless of whether committed intentionally or not.
The RIPA provisions prohibiting and providing sanctions in case of unlawful interception are limited to‘intentional' interception only, whereas the EU law requires Members States to prohibit and to ensure sanctions against any unlawful interception regardless of whether committed intentionally or not.
Possibility for the member states to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of GMOs.
Possibility for Member States to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of GMOs in their territory.
Possibility for EU Member States to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of genetically modified organisms(GMOs) in their territory.
The proposed regulation amends Directive 2001/18/EC to allow Member States to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of GMOs in their territory.