Примери за използване на Regulatory provision на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Member States shall, by legislative or regulatory provision, determine the conditions, limits and procedure for implementing such derogations.
The competent authorities shall cooperate where it is necessary for the purposes of this Regulation,including in cases where the conduct under investigation does not constitute an infringement of any legislative or regulatory provision in force in the Member State concerned.
Member States shall, by legislative or regulatory provision, determine the conditions, limits and procedure for implementing such derogations.
The competent authorities of the Member States shall cooperate with each other where it is necessary for the purposes of this Regulation,including in cases where the conduct under investigation does not constitute an infringement of any legislative or regulatory provision in force in the Member State concerned.
Member States may, by legislative or regulatory provision, authorize derogations from paragraph 1(a) and paragraph 2 either by way of exception or where there are objective grounds for so doing.
Taking into account the objectives set out in Article 1,Member States may make legislative or regulatory provision for the prohibition of work by children not to apply to.
(a) Member States may, by legislative or regulatory provision, authorize work by adolescents in specific areas of activity during the period in which night work is prohibited as referred to in paragraph 1(b).
Taking into account the objectives set out in Article 1,Member States may make legislative or regulatory provision for the prohibition of work by children not to apply to.
Member States may, by legislative or regulatory provision, authorize derogations from paragraph 1(a) and paragraph 2 either by way of exception or where there are objective grounds for so doing.
Officials cannot rely on the principle of the protection of legitimate expectations to challenge the lawfulness of a new regulatory provision, particularly in a field involving constant adjustment to the variations in the economic situation.
Member States shall by legislative or regulatory provision lay down the working conditions for children in the cases referred to in paragraph 1 and the details of the prior authorization procedure, on condition that the activities.
The Parliament also contends that officials may not rely on the principle of the protection of legitimate expectations to contest the lawfulness of a new regulatory provision, particularly in a field involving constant adaptation in the light of variations in the economic situation.
Member States shall by legislative or regulatory provision lay down the working conditions for children in the cases referred to in paragraph 1 and the details of the prior authorization procedure, on condition that the activities.
The Parliament also contends that officials may not rely on the principle of the protection of legitimate expectations to contest the lawfulness of a new regulatory provision, particularly in a field involving constant adaptation in the light of variations in the economic situation.
Member States may make legislative or regulatory provision for this Directive not to apply, within the limits and under the conditions which they set by legislative or regulatory provision, to occasional work or short-term work involving.
By way of derogation from the procedure laid down in paragraph 1, in the case of children of at least 13 years of age,Member States may authorize, by legislative or regulatory provision, in accordance with conditions which they shall determine, the employment of children for the purposes of performance in cultural, artistic, sports or advertising activities.
Member States may, by legislative or regulatory provision, provide for the minimum rest periods referred to in pargraphs 1 and 2 to be interrupted in the case of activities involving periods of work that are split up over the day or are of short duration.
By way of derogation from the procedure laid down in paragraph 1, in the case of children of at least 13 years of age,Member States may authorize, by legislative or regulatory provision, in accordance with conditions which they shall determine, the employment of children for the purposes of performance in cultural, artistic, sports or advertising activities.
Member States may make legislative or regulatory provision for this Directive not to apply, within the limits and under the conditions which they set by legislative or regulatory provision, to occasional work or short-term work involving.
Article 1(2) of Directive 93/13 must be interpreted as meaning that a contractual term included in a contract concluded by a seller orsupplier with a consumer falls outside the scope of that directive only if that contractual term reflects the content of a mandatory statutory or regulatory provision, which is a matter for the national court to determine.
Member States may, by legislative or regulatory provision, provide for the minimum rest periods referred to in pargraphs 1 and 2 to be interrupted in the case of activities involving periods of work that are split up over the day or are of short duration.
Article 1(2) of Directive 93/13 on unfair terms in consumer contracts must be interpreted as meaning that a contractual term included in a contract concluded by a seller orsupplier with a consumer falls outside the scope of that directive only if that contractual term reflects the content of a mandatory statutory or regulatory provision, which is a matter for the national court to determine.
Member States may make legislative or regulatory provision for derogations from paragraph 1(b) and paragraph 2 in respect of adolescents in the following cases, where there are objective grounds for so doing and provided that they are granted appropriate compensatory rest time and that the objetives set out in Article 1 are not called into question.
The scope of cooperation between the competent authorities of Member States should include cooperation with regard to quality assurance reviews and assistance with investigations related to the carrying-out of statutory audits of public-interest entities,including in cases where the conduct under investigation does not constitute an infringement of any legislative or regulatory provision in force in the Member States concerned.
However, Member States may,by legislative or regulatory provision, authorize work by adolescents during the period in which night work is prohibited in the following cases, where there are objective grounds for so doing and provided that adolescents are allowed suitable compensatory rest time and that the objectives set out in Article 1 are not called into question.
In the light of the foregoing considerations, the answer to Question 4 is that Article 1(2) of Directive 93/13 must be interpreted as meaning that a contractual term included in a contract concluded by a seller orsupplier with a consumer falls outside the scope of that directive only if that contractual term reflects the content of a mandatory statutory or regulatory provision, which is a matter for the national court to determine.
Member States may make legislative or regulatory provision for derogations from paragraph 1(b) and paragraph 2 in respect of adolescents in the following cases, where there are objective grounds for so doing and provided that they are granted appropriate compensatory rest time and that the objetives set out in Article 1 are not called into question.
However, Member States may, by legislative or regulatory provision, authorize work by adolescents during the period in which night work is prohibited in the following cases, where there are objective grounds for so doing and provided that adolescents are allowed suitable compensatory rest time and that the objectives set out in Article 1 are not called into question.
Member States may, by legislative or regulatory provision, authorize derogations from paragraph 2 in the case of adolescents where such derogations are indispensable for their vocational training, provided that protection of their safety and health is ensured by the fact that the work is performed under the supervision of a competent person within the meaning of Article 7 of Directive 89/391/EEC and provided that the protection afforded by that Directive is guaranteed.
Member States may, by legislative or regulatory provision, authorize derogations from paragraph 2 in the case of adolescents where such derogations are indispensable for their vocational training, provided that protection of their safety and health is ensured by the fact that the work is performed under the supervision of a competent person within the meaning of Article 7 of Directive 89/391/EEC and provided that the protection afforded by that Directive is guaranteed.