Esimerkkejä Proposal also provides käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The proposal also provides for cross-border recognition of medical prescriptions.
In order to ensure a level playing field between reinsurance undertakings and insurance undertakings carrying on reinsurance activities, the proposal also provides for the subsequent adaptations to the non-life insurance Directive 73/239/EEC and life assurance Directive 2002/83/EC.
The proposal also provides for a high level of protection of policyholders' interests.
The Commission proposal also provides for a ban on the marketing of leaded petrol.
The proposal also provides for studies by the Member States of production and marketing structures in the sector.
As last year,the Commission's proposal also provides for a reduced increase in compulsory setaside, in the event that one producer transfers his setaside obligation to another.
The proposal also provides for co-ordination of surveillance and enforcement actions between competent authorities.
Besides what has already been said, the proposal also provides for equal treatment for national workers, creating a secure and protective legal status, since the immigrants participate in the economic activity of the host country.
The proposal also provides opportunities for producers of renewable energy, and manufacturers of equipment for low-carbon technologies.
The proposal also provides for a cooperation procedure between supervisory authorities where occupational schemes are managed on a cross‑border basis.
The proposal also provides for an overall strategy for improving and valorising the quality to be put in place progressively over the next two years.
The proposal also provides for Member State regulators to improve their distribution tariff structures when possible, in order to promote energy efficiency.
The Commission's proposal also provides for simplification of the management of the specific supply arrangements, improved cost-effectiveness and some slimming-down of the instrument.
The proposal also provides for a wider divulgation of information between port States, Commission and the general public and an improved monitoring of the application of the Directive.
The proposal also provides for the introduction of a compulsory consultation process between airports and their users, which must be implemented before any adjustment to charges.
The proposal also provides for the issuing of permits for successive movements within a period of up to five years, which will also simplify both costs and procedures.
The proposal also provides for missions by EU experts and officials and for workshops, seminars and meetings to be organised in the European Community and in the United States.
The proposal also provides for the designation by each Member State of a single liaison office to ensure proper co-ordination between the competent authorities nominated in each Member State.
The proposal also provides that the Commission should assess the application of the system six years after it had been introduced and should, within this period, publish a report on the experience acquired.
The proposal also provides for the possibility of setting new parameters for fleet capacity, based on the type of fishing gear rather than the tonnage and power of fishing vessels.
The proposal also provides for a legal basis so as to allow Member States to collect a contribution from milk producers and/or processors or trade with a view to co-financing their share of the funding of the measure.
The proposal also provides support for future initiatives which aim at reducing barriers to trade in the single market, whether through harmonisation Directives or by other appropriate measures.
The proposal also provides a basis for effective and balanced international regulatory co-operation with oversight bodies of third countries such as the US Public Company Accounting Oversight Board PCAOB.
The proposal also provides for additional support and full use of synergies by providing for the inclusion of national consular experts, notably from unrepresented Member States, in existing intervention teams at Union level.
The proposal also provides for a new institutional approach, through the idea of setting up a European Railway Agency as a regulatory body for the system and a joint supervisory authority that can manage and ensure safety in the sector.
The proposal also provides that, for foods containing modified DNA or modified proteins, the words"Produced from genetically modified maize or genetically modified soya" must appear in the list of ingredients or be prominently displayed elsewhere on the labelling.
The proposal also provides for the abolition of the requirement of pledging of assets used to cover unearned premiums and outstanding claims provisions of an insurance undertaking where it is reinsured by a reinsurance undertaking authorised in accordance with this Directive, or an insurance undertaking authorised in accordance with Directives 73/239/EEC(non-life insurance) or 2002/83/EC life assurance.
The proposal also provides for responsibility for examining applications for asylum to be vested in the Member State examining, under a normal procedure(within the meaning of the proposal for a Directive on minimum standards on procedures for granting refugee status), an application lodged by a family member who has arrived previously and who has not yet been the subject of a decision at first instance.
The proposal also provides for the strengthening or codification of certain legislative instruments on welfare during transport, in particular by improving the training of personnel responsible for handling animals, establishing a stricter regime for long-distance journeys, strengthening the role of the authorities responsible for supervising transport operations and reinforcing the instruments for monitoring implementation of the legislation.
The Commission proposal also provided for taxation similar to that of cigarettes for competing tobacco products such as fine-cut tobacco.