Примери за използване на Penalising на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Preventing and penalising tax evasion and tax competition;
However, conducting a game without rules, without a referee and without penalising fouls, now that would end in chaos.
He also called for penalising businesses that compromise environmental standards in trade.
They also call on member states to uphold legislation penalising the corporal punishment of kids.
The importance of penalising terrorists and their backers, and of cutting their access to funds, firearms and explosives.
The European Commission is to prepare instruments for enforcement and for penalising production that is not adapted to the requirements.
Recruitment agency KCJ Training and Employment Solutions introduced the policy on 2 January to compensate staff who do not smoke,rather than penalising those who do.
Back in April 2015, Google started penalising websites that are not mobile-friendly.
While I agree with Mrs Reding's initiative concerning boards of directors,I am less supportive of the initiative on insurance which risks penalising women in particular.
National courts can complement the deterrent effect by penalising illegality(i.e. non-respect of the notification obligation).
In that respect, the cooperation between Member States' Consumer Protection Authorities in the framework of the CPC regulation is key to efficiently tackling malpractices, without penalising legal operators.
Increasing the costs borne by this sector means increasing the burden on society as a whole and penalising our goods, for which there will be a corresponding fall in demand.
However, that's a very different thing from penalising clean athletes who have gone about breaking records based upon the hard work and dedication during their young lives, with clean coaches and clean federations.
Nevertheless, it notes, subject to verification by the national court,that the Italian legislation penalising market manipulation does not appear to respect the principle of proportionality.
Penalising trade imbalances would have gone hand in hand with his plan for a new global monetary system, which would have been based on a universal synthetic currency called“bancor”(a French compound word for bank-created gold).
In accordance with the principle of‘incentivising rather than penalising', co-financing rates should be increased to cover investment costs that relate directly to the objective of the ITI;
In a European Union based on the rule of law, it is for the courts thereof to ensure compliance with such a general rule,if necessary by penalising, even of their own motion, any infringement of that rule.
Access to data and telephone records is necessary for the detection and penalising of market abuse or of infringements of requirements set out in this Directive or in Regulation(EU) No 600/2014.
After all, thanks to their efforts that the compromise reached ultimately does what it is supposed to do,namely take away the prospect of work as an incentive for illegal immigration by actually penalising workers who are staying in the European Union illegally.
With regard to the measures we are advocating here,it is not only a question of penalising dishonest bosses but also of defending a specific number of social rights such as the right to be represented by a trade union.
Neither the recitals in the preamble to Regulation No 796/2004 nor the general context of that regulation justify the conclusion that the penalties referred to in Articles 66 and67 of that regulation were adopted with the aim of penalising less severely in the future certain irregularities committed under the previous system.
The majority of the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance remain of the opinion that penalising such people only serves to push the trafficked individual into deeper misery, because his or her activity then becomes totally illegal.
This revision will henceforth allow traffic to be managed better through increased charges in peak periods(not exceeding 175% over five hours), butalso provides for a proportionate decrease in low peak charges to avoid penalising road haulage companies financially.
In other words, cross compliance represents the delineation between penalising farmers for the non-compliance with mandatory requirements(in line with the“polluter pays principle”) and rewarding farmers for the voluntary provision of environmental benefits through agri-environmental commitments.
The US is making history not just by violating a United Nations security council resolution it votedfor three years ago, but also by penalising countries who stick to the same unanimous resolution, the Iranian ambassador to the UN has claimed.
Cross compliance represents the demarcation line between penalising farmers for the non-compliance with mandatory requirements(the“polluter pays principle”) and rewarding farmers for the voluntary provision of environmental benefits through agri-environmental or animal welfare commitments.
The personal autonomy 90of Mr Bartsch has been adversely affected by the inability to make proper provision for his spouse after his death, and by penalising the exercise of his freedom to choose a spouse who is more than 15 years his junior.
The right-wing cabinet in Budapest is attempting to suppress parliamentary governance, penalising local authorities of a different political hue from its own, and busily creating and imposing a novel state ideology, with the help of a number of lumpen intellectuals of the extreme right.
According to the Commission, neither the recitals in the preamble to Regulation No 796/2004 nor the general context of that regulation allow of the conclusion that the penalties referred to in Articles 66 and 67 of that regulation were adopted for the purpose of penalising certain irregularities- such as those at issue in the main proceedings- less severely in the future.
Also, as it is currently proposed, CCCTB would mean the redistribution of European profits across the EU, so a country like my own, Ireland, which exports a lot of what it produces, would be penalised because the profits, of course, would be at the point of sale. It does seem a little bit strange since at the core of the EU, we have the free movement of goods,so therefore we would end up, if we use CCCTB, by penalising exporting countries.