Примери за използване на Transnational provision на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Whereas any such promotion of the transnational provision of services requires a climate of fair competition and measures guaranteeing respect for the rights of workers;
The Directive covers undertakings established in a Member State,which, in the framework of the transnational provision of services, post workers to the territory of another Member State.
(5) Whereas any such promotion of the transnational provision of services requires a climate of fair competition and measures guaranteeing respect for the rights of workers;
Provides that it‘shall apply to undertakings established in a Member State which, in the framework of the transnational provision of services, post workers… to the territory of a Member State.'.
With regard to workers posted in the framework of a transnational provision of services, their employer is required, as a result of the coordination achieved by Directive 96/71, to observe a nucleus of mandatory rules for minimum protection in the host Member State.
The International Commercial Law LLM qualification also equips graduates to work in a legal liaison role within small to medium enterprises,especially those involved in the transnational provision of goods and services.
This Directive shall apply to undertakings established in a Member State which, in the framework of the transnational provision of services, post workers, in accordance with paragraph 3, to the territory of a Member State.
The fundamental nature of the right to take collective action is not such as to render Community lawinapplicable to such action, taken against an undertaking established in another Member State which posts workers in the framework of the transnational provision of services.
This Directive shall apply to undertakings established in a Member State which, in the framework of the transnational provision of services, post workers, in accordance with paragraph 3, to the territory of a Member State.
The aim of the revised directive is to facilitate the transnational provision of services whilst ensuring fair competition and respect for the rights of those workers who are employed in one member state and sent to work temporarily in another by their employer(posted workers).
The directive thus requires the Member States to apply to undertakings established in another Member State which post workers to their territory in the framework of the transnational provision of services a number of national rules setting terms and conditions of employment covering certain matters.
Whereas the completion of the internal market offers a dynamic environment for the transnational provision of services, prompting a growing number of undertakings to post employees abroad temporarily to perform work in the territory of a Member State other than the State in which they are habitually employed;
In that context,the blockading of sites by a trade union of the host Member State which is aimed at ensuring that workers posted in the framework of a transnational provision of services have their terms and conditions of employment fixed at a certain level, falls within the objective of protecting workers.
(3) Whereas the completion of the internal market offers a dynamic environment for the transnational provision of services, prompting a growing number of undertakings to post employees abroad temporarily to perform work in the territory of a Member State other than the State in which they are habitually employed;
In that regard, it must be observed that, in principle,blockading action by a trade union of the host Member State which is aimed at ensuring that workers posted in the framework of a transnational provision of services have their terms and conditions of employment fixed at a certain level, falls within the objective of protecting workers.
The application of such a restriction may not result in conditions for the temporary movement of workers, in the context of the transnational provision of services between Germany and Poland, which are more restrictive than those in force on the date on which the Treaty of Accession was signed(‘standstill' clause).
The effect of the application of this paragraph shall not result in conditions for the temporary movement of workers in the context of the transnational provision of services between Germany or Austria and Bulgaria which are more restrictive than those prevailing on the date of signature of the Pktcoava of Accession.
The effect of the application of this paragraph shall not result in conditions for the temporary movement of workers in the context of the transnational provision of services between Germany or Austria and Bulgaria which are more restrictive than those prevailing on the date of signature of the Pktcoava of Accession.
Axis 4 of the European Fisheries Fund(EFF)includes a provision to support inter-regional and transnational cooperation between fisheries areas.
As the Court has recently indicated,the directive establishes‘a list of national rules that a Member State must apply to undertakings established abroad which post workers on that Member State's territory in the framework of the provision of transnational services'.
Now, both the European and Canadian transnational corporations want to break into the provision of public services in Canada- on a maximisation-of-profit basis, of course.
They have participated in projects concerned with legal issues of national and transnational scope, e.g., the development of amendments to legislative acts and the provision of advice on international law issues.
The rapid promotion in Ukraine of transnational companies producing cheap and very high-calorie high-calorie, but low-nutritional foods among the population, negatively affects the provision of micronutrients to the population.
(iii) activities regarding the provision of training and networking for local action groups and in particular technical assistance for inter-territorial and transnational co-operation, facilitation of co-operation among local action groups and the search of partners for the measure referred to in Article 35;
Since Article 3(4)of the envisaged agreement restricts the cases in which the Canadian Competent Authority may use PNR data collected under the agreement for purposes unconnected with those inherent in the envisaged agreement relating to combating terrorism and serious transnational crime to the protection of the vital interests of individuals, that provision defines in a clear and precise manner the cases in which such use is permissible.
The transnational approach of our project is coming from the national reports on the employment of people with disabilities in European countries which provides evidence of impact gaps towards provision of successful measures that enables the labour market inclusion of people with disabilities in recent years.
At least the identification andanalysis of good transferable practices and the provision of information about them, network management, the organisation of exchanges of experience and know- how, the preparation of training programmes for local action groups in the process of formation and technical assistance for inter- territorial and transnational cooperation.'.
The cross border, transnational and interregional programmes for cooperation aim at giving a specific and purposeful territorial dimension to the Lisbon and Gothenburg strategies via a review of the geographic apportionment of growth, innovations and the processes in the labour market in the eligible cross border and transnational areas and the EU as a whole, and via the provision of integrated and genuine joint actions for sustainable development of the participating countries.
It is recommended for Member States andregions to develop joint integrated strategies with implementation provisions regarding the coordination mechanism between the respective cross-border and transnational programmes and their respective territorial context, allowing addressing encountered challenges in an integrated and better coordinated way and within a long term perspective.
However, it is necessary to call attention to the provisions of paragraphs 10 and 11 of the report, which concern the future of transnational lists in elections to Parliament.