Примери за използване на Redress mechanisms на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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But it would not replace existing national collective redress mechanisms.
The availability of collective redress mechanisms as well as safeguards against potential abuse of such mechanisms is still patchy across the EU.
(24)This Directive does not replace existing national collective redress mechanisms.
EU Commission recommends Member States to have collective redress mechanisms in place to ensure effective access to justice.
Notably, EU citizens not resident in the U.S. should benefit from judicial redress mechanisms.
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(24) This Directive aims at a minimum harmonisation anddoes not replace existing national collective redress mechanisms.
Clearly defined powers of employees in different departments created redress mechanisms and eradicated the presumption of guilt of the employees.
This means that, where citizens' rights under EU law are affected at national level, the public have to be granted access to rapid andeffective national redress mechanisms.
As anticipated, the report shows that the availability of collective redress mechanisms, and safeguards against the abuse of such mechanisms, is not consistent across the EU.
If your Privacy Shield complaint cannot be resolved through the above channels, under certain conditions,you may invoke binding arbitration for some residual claims not resolved by other redress mechanisms.
(24) The availability of collective redress mechanisms as well as the implementation of safeguards against the potential abuse of such mechanisms is still very unevenly distributed across the EU.
Member States have duties, stemming from EU law, to carry out inspections aimed at identifying cases of labour exploitation,to protect victims, to establish redress mechanisms and to ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice.
The report shows that the availability of collective redress mechanisms as well as the implementation of safeguards against the potential abuse of such mechanisms is still not consistent across the EU.
The confidence of European businesses and consumers in the digital field is limited because of unnecessary barriers to e-commerce, such as the fragmentation of the European market, the lack of security for consumers, the lack of security for transactions,the lack of redress mechanisms, etc.
The Commission's report of 25 January 2018 on the implementation of the 2013 Recommendation on collective redress mechanisms in the Member States outlines a divergence in the availability of such mechanisms throughout the EU.
National redress mechanisms should be available in different areas where EU law grants rights to citizens and companies, notably in consumer protection, competition, environment protection and financial services.
The potentially unfair and harmful commercial practices of certain providers of those services, andthe lack of effective redress mechanisms, hamper the full realisation of that potential and negatively affect the proper functioning of the internal market.
Equitable and timely national redress mechanisms should be put in place in all Member States, in the different areas where EU law grants rights to citizens and companies(consumer protection, competition, environment protection and financial services).
There is a realization that such risks may also come from law enforcement and intelligence services of democratic countries putting E.U. citizens or companies under conflicts of laws resulting in a lesser legal certainty,with possible violations of rights without proper redress mechanisms.
The Recommendation sets out a series of common,non-binding principles for collective redress mechanisms in the Member States so that citizens and companies can enforce the rights granted to them under EU law where these have been infringed.
It focuses on those countries that have been condemned by the European Court of Human Rights(ECHR) for violations described by the European judge as deriving from structural/systemic issues pertaining to thenational penitentiary system(pilot judgments, quasi-pilot judgments or similar), and requiring the implementation of effective redress mechanisms.
Depending on the national context, this may include redress mechanisms such as those provided by data protection authorities, national human rights institutions(such as ombudspersons), court procedures and hotlines;
Marketing communications referred to in paragraph 2 shall also specify where, how and in which language investors or potential investors can obtain a summary of investor rights and shall provide a hyperlink to such a summary, which shall include, as appropriate, access to Union level andnational collective redress mechanisms in the event of litigation.
The potentially unfair and harmful trading practices of certain providers of those services, who abuse their position in respect of business users andcorporate website users and the lack of adequate redress mechanisms hamper the full realisation of that potential and negatively affect the proper functioning of the internal market and the emergence of new market players.
In keeping with the Ombudsman's consistent view, each institution in frequent contact with people who may have reason to complain should provide for a first line complaints mechanism allowing for their problems to be addressed and resolved rapidly, before, in the event that resolution is not successful,having to turn to other redress mechanisms, such as Ombudsmen and courts.
The two parties should undertake to encourage transnational judicial cooperation, to facilitate access to the courts for the victims of the actions of corporations within their sphere of influence, and, with that aim in mind, to support the development ofappropriate judicial procedures and sanction infringements of the law by corporations, as well as non-judicial redress mechanisms;