Примери за използване на Regulation introduces на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The regulation introduces a three-tier system.
Article 20 of the new Regulation introduces the updated eligibility criteria.
The Regulation introduces strict limits for cadmium in phosphate fertilisers.
Stronger individuals' rights: The Regulation introduces new transparency requirements;
The Regulation introduces the so-called Data Protection Officer(“the Officer”).
Based on the principle of shared management between the Commission andthe Member States, the Regulation introduces a new programming process and new rules on the management(including financial management), monitoring, follow-up and assessment of projects.|.
The Regulation introduces elements of“joint supervision” on data transferred to and processed at Europol.
The rural development regulation introduces fixed payment methods for certain measures3.
The Regulation introduces mandatory origin labelling for fresh meat from sheep, goat, poultry and pigs.
The new personal data protection Regulation introduces many new rules, which must be respected, such as.
The regulation introduces a number of changes to the current legal framework that affect all companies that process personal data of customers, staff and other contractors.
The Amending Regulation introduces some changes as regards counterclaims before EU trade mark courts.
The regulation introduces mandatory reporting of data breaches unless the breach is unlikely to result in a risk to the rights and freedoms of individuals, or data subjects.
The Regulation introduces multilingual standard forms as translation aids of public documents concerning.
This Regulation introduces principle-based obligations that are supposed to increase transparency, for instance with regard to terms and conditions and how ranking in search results works.
The Regulation introduces minimum transparency conditions in respect of the reuse of collateral, such as disclosure of the risks and the need to grant prior consent.
The Regulation introduces a number of obligations for the personal data controllers(“PDC”) and the personal data processors(“PDP”), some of which are introduced for the first time in the legislation.
Finally, the Regulation introduces some minimum transparency conditions that should be met on the reuse of collateral, such as disclosure of the risks and the need to grant prior consent.
As the Regulation introduces changes to the current legal framework and new obligations for the controllers, a number of features and a wide range of documents should be taken into account when implementing it from a legal point of view.
The regulation introduces a system for registering devices and manufacturers, importers and authorised representatives to ensure the traceability of devices throughout the supply chain by means of a unique device identification system.
As the Regulation introduces changes to the current legal framework and new obligations for the controllers, a number of features and a wide range of documents should be taken into account when implementing it from a legal point of view.
Since the Regulation introduces changes to the current legal framework and new obligations for controllers, when implementing it on a legal basis, a number of specificities have to be taken into account and a wide range of documents have to be prepared in order the requirements of the Regulation to be met.
For 2014-2020, the regulation introduces the annual acceptance of accounts and accordingly the annual acceptance by the Commission of blocks of legal and regular expenditure, as well as the acceptance of a final implementation report per programme as a condition for the acceptance of the final balance.
EU Regulation introduces new procedure for facilitation of debt recovery as of 18 January 2017 As of 18 January 2017 creditors residing in one EU Member-State, who have debtors with bank accounts in another, will have access to another legal instrument for debt recovery due….
Since the Regulation introduces changes to the current legal framework and new obligations for controllers, when implementing it on a legal basis, a number of specificities have to be taken into account and a wide range of documents have to be prepared in order the requirements of the Regulation to be met.
Accountability Principle The Regulation introduces the accountability principle, pursuant which the PDC/PDP shall be responsible for, and be able to demonstrate compliance with all other principles of personal data processing, introduced by the Regulation and applicable under the Personal Data Protection Act(“PDPA”), namely: the principles of: lawfulness, fairness and transparency; purpose limitation; data minimization; accuracy; storage limitation; integrity and confidentiality.
The regulation introduced the requirement for eu-LISA to carry out automated data quality checks and report on data quality indicators for SIS II, VIS and Eurodac.
The Regulation introduced the notion that the SB adjustment should be cycle-dependent, although it implies that some adjustment would still be required in bad times.
Inhaled beta-2 agonists(IBA)are frequently used by elite athletes, but due to regulations introduced by the International Olympic Committee, the use of anti-asthmatic therapy might change.
The regulations introduce the possibility of using facial images for identification purposes, in particular to ensure consistency in border control procedures.