Eksempler på brug af Rules would på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The moms who followed the rules would get pissed.
Logical rules would be considered absurd and impossible by every.
The president, the country. So, I thought the rules would protect me from screwing everything up.
I thought the rules would protect me from screwing everything up. The president, the country.
In some cases this is almost unavoidable because simpler rules would be less adapted to specific cases.
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The rules would protect me from screwing everything up. The president, the country. So, I thought.
I repeat: no such rules would have to be weakened.
New rules would ensure transparency of Parliament's proceedings at all levels and guarantee the public a right of access to EP documents.
We are not therefore talking of guidelines, but of compulsory labelling, and these rules would of course apply in all Member States.
The president, the country. the rules would protect me from screwing everything up. So, I thought.
The number of fishermen aboard vessels operated by members of the producers' organisation is more than 50% of the total number of fishermen established in the area to whom the rules would apply.
These new rules would make the international financial system more responsible and transparent and make it possible to limit speculation.
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Common minimum rules would make it also possible to use more effective methods of investigation and effective cooperation within and between Member States.
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These rules would be imposed across the European Union, removing the flexibility for national governments to respond with different policies in the future.
The EPC plenary of 4 June 2003 adopted a resolution calling for fully EU-harmonised requirements for the fight against money laundering in the area of payments,as different national rules would hinder STP.
Let us be certain whether our existing rules would have prevented it happening here, and let us be certain that any new rules would prevent it happening.
We were told that differences in economic structure andcompetitiveness weren't a problem as members states' economies would"converge" once inside the currency union and that strict rules would ensure budgetary discipline.
If developed countries get their way, the rules would allow carbon storage from forest growth to count toward their reductions, but ignore future emissions from fires and logging.
However, the compromise agreement states that the new legislation would only gradually replace the existing EU law, andthat pesticides already approved under current rules would remain available until their existing authorisation expires.
If developed countries get their way, the rules would allow carbon storage from forest growth to count toward their reductions, but ignore future emissions from fires and logging.
I voted in favour of this European Parliament report on enhanced cooperation in the area of the law applicable to divorce and legal separation, because a clear andexplicit legal basis must be established, according to which rules would be applied related to the applicable law.
The calibre of our substantive rules would count for little, however, if we were unable to apply them in adecision-making process that satisfies the most stringent standards of due process and transparency.
I deplore, however, the'politically correct' approach adopted by the rapporteur in insisting on adding gender-related words,when the fact is that basic interpretive rules would suffice and there was clearly never any discrimination in the Commission's text.
The definition of a clear regulatory framework along with complete and harmonised rules would indeed be very useful. Consequently, a number of Member States think that negotiations should be resumed but on a completely different basis and within the appropriate framework, one that allows participation of all parties concerned.
If industrial action against ships were to be governed by the laws of the different harbours served during a voyage, the rules that would apply would vary all the time,i.e. different rules would form the basis of legality of industrial action taken against a ship.
Having such rules would obviously be the best means of ensuring transparency, consistency and practical guidance which would be in the interests of all parties, especially when, as Members have reminded us in the course of the debate, Member States and institutions are increasingly keen to encourage more exchange between national and EU administrations and between the public and private sectors.
In the aquaculture sector, the rules referred to in paragraph 1 may contain measures concerning the placement of juveniles orintervention at other stages of the life cycle of the aquaculture species to which the rules would apply, and, in particular, provisions on the harvesting or storage, including the freezing, of any surplus production.
Lastly, it is very important to point out that the application of working time rules to self-employed drivers is ineffectual and very difficult to achieve, since these drivers do not have to record their working time for salary purposes,not to mention the fact that the administrative costs of applying such rules would be very high.