Primeri uporabe Do not ensure v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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However, these tools do not ensure comprehensive protection.
We do not ensure that the information on this website is correct, we do not warrant its completeness or accuracy;
It should be understood that the privacy codes, as such, do not ensure privacy of your conversation.
Most paying agencies do not ensure the accuracy of the reports before they are submitted to the Commission.
The safety of NEK is also allegedly endangered by the provisions referring to its management(Art. 3 of the Treaty)as they are unclear and do not ensure the effective management of NEK.
First of all, this is the presence of cracks, which do not ensure absolute isolation of the premises from extraneous odors(although this can be their advantage, since there is a constant airing of the room).
For the purposes of Article 26(2) of the EU Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC for the transfer of personaldata to processors established in third countries which do not ensure an adequate level of data protection.
As the provisions of the ECHR invoked by the petitioner do not ensure a higher level of protection than the Constitution, the Constitutional Court also reviewed this alleged inconsistency from the perspective of the Constitution.
Having regard to the foregoing, it must be held that the arrangements for the operation of theco-respondent mechanism laid down by the agreement envisaged do not ensure that the specific characteristics of the EU and EU law are preserved.
Interest rate subsidies: the procedures in place do not ensure an adequate audit trail with the result that the regularity of the payment of the EU subsidies to the final beneficiaries cannot be verified(France)(paragraph 5.15(*)).
The Europe-wide ban on asbestos3(1999, to be implemented by 2005)and the existing market surveillance do not ensure that asbestos-containing products are not imported into the European market.
Whereas it has been concluded that a risk exists in the manipulation of virus in laboratories due to the possibility of escape to local susceptible animals andin the use of vaccine if inactivation procedures do not ensure its safety;
To date, contrary to EU provisions, these two countries do not ensure full transparency in the presentation of the accounts of railway undertakings mainly as far as public funds paid for services under public service obligations are concerned.
Any applicable data protection safeguards, as may be amended or replaced,for the transfers of data to Controllers established outside of the EU/EEA that do not ensure an adequate level of protection("Standard Contractual Clauses").
These concern products on the market that do not ensure an adequate level of protection, diverging approaches of the notified bodies, the effectiveness of the market surveillance as well as risks related to protective equipment which is currently not covered by the PPE Directive.
This Directive shall prevail over mandatory provisions contained in sector-specific Union legislation which relate to alternativedispute resolution only to the extent that such provisions do not ensure at least an equivalent degree of consumer protection.
In rural development, however, we found that the current procedures do not ensure either through the annual or final clearance of accounts or after finalisation of the conformity audits that the residual error at programme level is below the Commission's 2% materiality threshold.
The Agency shall provide a duly justified opinion to the Commission where it considers that the draft annual work programme orthe draft 10-year investment plan do not ensure non-discrimination, effective competition and the efficient functioning of the market.
Worldwide a large number of the existing classification societies do not ensure either adequate implementation of the rules or sufficient reliability when acting on behalf of national administrations as they do not have reliable and adequate structures and experience to enable them to carry out their duties in a highly professional manner.
(a) weak controls of the eligibility of expenditure, inadequate filing and safeguard of supporting documents,weak accounting controls that do not ensure that the expenditure is correctly recorded and reported or do not prevent arithmetical errors from occurring;
Calls on the Commission to publish guidelines on the recall of vehicles, outlining in detail how recalled vehicles must comply with the relevant EU regulations,including by applying hardware retrofits where software updates do not ensure compliance with emissions limits;
As regards data transfers to third countries which do not ensure an adequate level of protection, the current Commission standard clauses for the transfer of personal data to controllers43 and to processors44 are not designed for non-contractual situations and, for example, cannot be used for transfers between public administrations.
As is apparent from the referring court's explanations relating to the questions submitted, Mr Schrems contends in the main proceedings that United States law andpractice do not ensure an adequate level of protection within the meaning of Article 25 of Directive 95/46.
All transfers of Personal Data out of the European Economic Area andSwitzerland to countries that do not ensure an adequate level of data protection within the meaning of applicable data protection laws shall be governed by the European Union(“EU”) Commission Approved Standard Contractual Clauses for transfer of data outside the European Economic Area.
Jean-Jacques Guillet, Member of the Commission of Foreign Affairs at the French National Assembly and Member of the Working Group on Energy,said that alternative energy sources as such do not ensure energy security, underlining that the solution lies(also) in nuclear energy.
Deutsche Bahn submits, lastly, that the five types of guarantee set out by the General Court inparagraphs 74 to 101 of the judgment under appeal do not ensure sufficient protection of its rights of defence against interference with its fundamental right to the inviolability of private premises caused by the inspections conducted by the Commission on its premises.
Should instances of protracted and systematic detention of migrant children and their families continue to occur across EU Member States,will the Commission launch infringement procedures against Member States that do not ensure compliance with children's fundamental rights in the context of migration?
The EESC notes that faced with the rapid succession of food and financial crises, some countries have adopted protectionist-type measures(more than 60 were reported to theWTO in 2008), which in the long term do nothing to achieve food security, do not ensure the necessary flexibility, work against any form of effective regional integration, especially in Africa, and run counter to a global food security approach.
In order to reduce uncertainties and the administrative burden on paying agents, Annex I includes a list of categories of entities andlegal arrangements resident in non-EU jurisdictions which do not ensure appropriate and effective taxation of income obtained by such entities and arrangements.
Monitoring of the market by the Commission and, in particular, the experience with the procedure under Article 7 of the Framework Directive, has shown that inconsistencies in the national regulatory authorities' application of remedies, even under similar market conditions,undermine the internal market in electronic communications, do not ensure a level playing field between operators established in different Member States, and prevent the realisation of consumer benefits from cross-border competition and services.