Esimerkkejä More flexible approach käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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A more flexible approach under the existing legislation.
The Commission then proposed a more flexible approach COM(89)527.
A more flexible approach may be needed to integrate new, interesting developments in the field faster.
However, delegations in the Council advocated a more flexible approach.
As of today, a more flexible approach towards cultivation.
By listing some diseases, you effectively exclude others,so we wanted a more flexible approach on this.
Therefore the ESC suggests a more flexible approach in this regard and recommends qualitative criteria.
Amendment 19, calling for regular revision by the Commission of the list of substances included in Annex III,was not accepted by the Council, which proposed a more flexible approach in a new Article 4(2)a.
The decision to opt for a stricter or more flexible approach should be subject to an evaluation process.
A more flexible approach to funding to enable non-state actors and EU Member States to benefit from this assistance is required.
The common position facilitates labelling by making a more flexible approach less difficult to enforce.
We have also adopted a more flexible approach towards geographical indications and even the environment, so as to facilitate the negotiations.
In response to ethical concerns and the growing demand for improved animal welfare, the EU has already moved to a more flexible approach to vaccination, as well as improving its policy to control major animal diseases.
A more flexible approach to radio spectrum trading and usage in the mobile sector will contribute to a more efficient mobile market.
How can cohesion policy further develop an integrated and more flexible approach to development/growth and jobs in this new context?
This more flexible approach to harmonisation made possible, in particular, the adoption of the European Company Statute(Societas Europaea), in October 2001.
How can cohesion policy further develop an integrated and more flexible approach to development/growth and jobs in this new context?
A more flexible approach is thus needed to exploit the economic potential and realise the societal and environmental benefits of improved spectrum usage.
Managing Authorities of operational programmes in the Region should adopt a more flexible approach, for instance allowing the funding of long-term projects, and providing seed money.
A more flexible approach would help to take into account the diversity of agricultures in the EU and would avoid a"one size fits all" approach. .
The proposal is in line with the new Animal Health strategy for the European Union(2007-2013)'Prevention is better than cure',as it involves both a more flexible approach to vaccination and an improvement in the current measures for combating the principal diseases in animals.
The Commission considers that a more flexible approach should be accepted in this context, without, however, endangering the fundamental principles underlying the article on fee systems.
This more flexible approach could result, especially in less developed states, in countries no longer enjoying any protection against imports of chemical substances.
Enhanced CDD: a number of stakeholders have suggested that a more flexible approach could be applied as to when and which EDD measures need to be applied commensurate to the risks that are being addressed.
The more flexible approach to spectrum management forms part of the review of the EU regulatory framework for electronic communications, which would only enter into force by 2010.
However, there are aspects of the legislation for which a more flexible approach was considered appropriate and for those aspects an alternative form of governance based on soft law and voluntary commitments is developed in the draft proposal.
The more flexible approach put forward with respect to considering the relevant factors in the steps of determining the existence of an excessive deficit could also benefit countries undertaking systemic pension reforms, beyond the currently foreseen five-year transitory period.
An essential element of this more flexible approach is that spectrum should be made available without conditions being attached as to the service to be provided or the technology to be used.
Establish a more flexible approach to risk assessment with the aim of targeting it, e.g. to the most likely relevant uses of substances or to those populations or environmental compartments potentially at risk targeted risk assessment.
To this end, we must adopt a more flexible approach, setting up, together with some groups of countries on the southern shores of the Mediterranean, new forms of sub-regional cooperation.