Примери за използване на Right to regulate на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Right to Regulate or Expropriation?
The protection of the right to regulate;
However, the right to regulate taxi services in Prague was successfully challenged in court at least once.
The protection of the right to regulate;
(2) Municipalities must be given the right to regulate all matters of the local community on their own responsibility within the framework of the laws.
The second panellist, with CETA as an example,analysed express derogations provided by treaties and the right to regulate of States.
Regions should have the right to regulate their own agriculture.
Others defended the Hungarian government's moves by arguing that civil society needs rules andmember states have the right to regulate education.
Municipalities must be guaranteed the right to regulate all local affairs on their own responsibility, within the limits prescribed by the laws.
The report also points out that services liberalisation must in no way hinder the right to regulate services, including public services.
(2) The communities must be guaranteed the right to regulate on their own responsibility all the affairs of the local community within the limits set by law.
No less significant signs of a market economy are manifested in contracts between the business entities that have the right to regulate their items at its discretion.
They also warn that the right to regulate in the public interest needs to be protected and frivolous claims prevented.
Therefore, it is crucial for the Parliament to ensure responsible behaviour by European investors abroad while,at the same time, protecting the EU's right to regulate in the public interest.
Swindle 3: CETA's investor rights safeguard the right to regulate to protect the environment, health and other public interests.
The Parties should conclude ambitious, comprehensive and balanced arrangements on trade in services and investment in services and non-services sectors,respecting each Party's right to regulate.
VATICAN CITY- Pope Benedict XVI says all countries have the right to regulate immigration flows and protect their borders, and immigrants must respect the laws and national identity of their host nations.
Paragraph 25 provides“The Parties should conclude ambitious, comprehensive and balanced arrangements on trade in services and investment in services and non-services sectors,respecting each Party's right to regulate.
Article 28(2) of the Basic Law guarantees Gemeinden"the right to regulate on their own responsibility all the affairs of the local community within the limits set by law.".
Services and investment Both parties will aim for‘ambitious, comprehensive and balanced arrangements on trade in services and investment in services and non-services sector',while respecting each party's right to regulate.
Consistent with the provisions of this Agreement, each Party retains the right to regulate and to introduce new regulations to meet legitimate policy objectives.
Parliament has the right to regulate its own business in its Rules of Procedure, in accordance with the first paragraph of Article 199 of the EC Treaty and in conformity with this Statute.
Consistent with the provisions of this Chapter, each Party retains the right to regulate, and to introduce new regulations or to supply services to meet its policy objectives.
The right to regulate in the area of social protection should explicitly mention collective agreements, including tripartite and/or generalised(erga omnes) agreements, in order to exclude them from being made subject to interpretation as a breach of an investor's legitimate expectation.
Article 6 of the ADN stipulates that each Contracting Party retains the right to regulate or prohibit the entry of dangerous goods into its territory for reasons other than safety during carriage.
The Agreement“contains all the guarantees to make sure that the economic gains do not come at the expense of fundamental rights, social standards,governments' right to regulate, environment protection or consumers' health and safety.”.
Each Contracting Party shall retain the right to regulate or prohibit the entry of dangerous goods into its territory for reasons other than safety during carriage.
Their outcome, however, suggests that arbitrators are approaching these interpretative issues in a manner favouring Cyprus,potentially favouring their right to regulate for a public purpose and/or accepting the state of necessity as a reason for adopting such measures.
Each Contracting Party shall retain the right to regulate or prohibit, for reasons other than safety during carriage, the entry of dangerous goods into its territory.
Both sides have also underlined the importance that economic activity takes place within a framework of clear and transparent regulation by public authorities,and that they consider the right to regulate in the public interest within their territories as a basic underlying principle of the Agreement.