Eksempler på brug af Two or more member states på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Two or more Member States exclusively, or. .
The same body may be designated by two or more Member States.
Two or more Member States may decide to have recourse to a joint stockholding body or entity.
The same body may be designated by two or more Member States for this purpose.
Two or more Member States may agree, after consulting the Administrative Commission, on other implementing procedures.
The phrase'legislations of two or more Member States' includes Community regu lations.
Relationship between this Decision andsocial security conventions binding two or more Member States exclusively.
Some specializations exist in two or more Member States, but are not recognized in the others.
Shared-cost research projects should be carried out by at least two independent participants from two or more Member States.
If two or more Member States are involved as host States in the regular service they shall jointly establish a plan for the different routes.
The options provided in this directive for joint monitoring by two or more Member States are therefore of major importance.
The provisions described in this Section concern workers andtheir survivors who have been subject to the legislations of two or more Member States.
Two or more Member States may conclude agreementsor arrangements to amplify this Regulation or to facilitate its application.
Serious accidents remain a potential problem andin certain circumstances could require collaboration between two or more Member States.
The Commission shall examine the applications submitted by two or more Member States with a view to the joint implementation of transnational action.
Two or more Member States may, as need arises, conclude conventions with each other based on the principles and in the spirit of this Regulation.
The legislation applicable to employed persons who normally pursue their activity in the territory of two or more Member States is determined as follows.
Has assets, rights or liabilities located in two or more Member States or are governed by the law of those Member States. .
A worker, other than one employed in international transport,who normally pursues his activity in the territory of two or more Member States shall be subject.
Particularly with regard to matters involving two or more Member States, the Agency will have the option of making binding decisions, which is a major innovation.
General provisions for the award of benefits when an employed or selfemployed person has been subject to the legislation of two or more Member States.
Agreements between undertakings in two or more Member States that concern imports and exports are by their very nature capable of affecting trade between Member States. .
When a third country on the positive list maintains or introduces a visa obligation for nationals of one, two or more Member States, the reciprocity mechanisms apply.
Two or more Member States, or the competent authorities of those States, may provide for other methods of reimbursement or may waive all reimbursement between institutions under their jurisdiction.
The EFF Regulation allows for both inter-regional cooperation between groups in the same Member State andtransnational cooperation between groups in two or more Member States.
The rights to benefits of a worker who has been subject to the legislation of two or more Member States, or of his survivors, shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter.
Here a worker has been subject to the legislation of• two or more Member States, a supplement shall be added, where appropriate, equal to the difference between the amount of' the said benefit and the amount of the benefit obtained pursuant to Article 12 or Article 13.
That of the Member State in whose territory he pursues selfemployment or, if he engages in selfemployment in the territory of two or more Member States, that determined in accordance with Article 14a(2),(3) or(4) of the Regulation.
A person normally selfemployed in the territory of two or more Member States shall be subject to the legislation of the Member State in whose territory he resides if he pursues any part of his activity in the territory of that Member State.….
The rights to benefits of an employed or selfemployed person who has been subject to the legislation of two or more Member States, or of his survivors, shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.