Esimerkkejä Access conditions käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Article 7- Grid access conditions.
Access conditions free configurable based on 2 level key hierarchy.
Free programming memory access conditions.
Improving market access conditions in third countries- The Doha Development Agenda.
It will also facilitate market access conditions.
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The way access conditions are designed predetermines the starting point for competition to develop.
Interoperability can play a major role in creating fair access conditions for new platforms and equipment.
Secondly, market access conditions in textiles and clothing differ greatly from one part of the world to another.
Secondly, we must use the Doha round to obtain market access conditions that are fair and similar all over the world.
Any access conditions imposed should respect the need to preserve effective competition in services to consumers and businesses.
In Section 4.2, under the heading« Access conditions» in the second paragraph footnote 12 is deleted;
Better coordination is required,with to as large a degree as possible comparable access conditions, processes and criteria.
Monitoring and reviewing the access conditions to storage, linepack and other ancillary services as provided for in Article 19;
To ensure that this competitiveness is maintained we need to establish market access conditions that are fair, equitable and reciprocal.
Furthermore, market access conditions should be promoted within the framework of the Doha Development Agenda in order to face the new economic challenges.
Recommends to Member States to explore the use of European service standards,, when introducing orreviewing legislation involving market access conditions in service sectors.
Thus, insufficiently developed and asymmetric access conditions are currently detrimental to a well functioning internal European market for natural gas.
The Commission developed a free service that provides the European exporters with an electronic, public,updated register regarding the market access conditions in approximately 100 countries.
The EU has taken a step in the right direction by harmonizing market access conditions to include those non-ACP nations that are among the world's least developed countries.
Access conditions including contracts(when offered) should be transparent, published in an appropriate manner and offered on a non-discriminatory basis.
For these reasons the Commission proposes a new Regulation on access conditions across the EU, which foresees the above-mentioned Regulatory Committee of Member States.
Since it will be difficult to put an entire national network out to tender at once, tendering might involve an increasing number of infrastructure managers,network statements, charging systems and access conditions.
The EU platform for discussing access and sharing best practices has some potential to streamline access conditions applied by Member States that require prior informed consent.
Improving access conditions: import control must be able to ensure that animals and plants- especially those to be used in foods- entering the EU do so safely and in compliance with European legislation.
Owing to the existence of different account structures across the national central banks, the ECB may allow national central banks to apply access conditions which are slightly different from those referred to here.
The access conditions imposed may include specific rules on access, transparency and non-discrimination and for apportioning the costs of access, which, where appropriate, are adjusted to take into account risk factors.
A searchable multilingual directory of national registers with information maintained by Member States on content, access conditions and contact details and providing direct links to those available online as of February 2011.
EU Telecommunications policy has as its objectives: the establishment of Europe-wide integrated networks, the creation of the Information Society; the defragmentation of national markets and the abolition of regulatory inconsistencies amongthe Member States concerning tariffs, standards, access conditions, public procurement, etc.
The latitude givento the« regulated market» to design its trading rules, access conditions and reliance on it as a first line of defence for surveillance of trading on its systems is in recognition of the proximity to trading and self-interest of the latter in maintaining the quality of business performed under its systems.
This is particularly the case for subjects where, in the Directives, the regulator is not responsible ex-ante such as rules for functional unbundling,non-tariff access conditions, provision of information to network users and gas storage.