Primeri uporabe More flexible approach v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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A more flexible approach under the existing legislation.
But we have always had a more flexible approach to it than most.
A more flexible approach to price stability might also be needed in countries with rapid economic growth.
However, delegations in the Council advocated a more flexible approach.
The decision to opt for a stricter or more flexible approach should be subject to an evaluation process.
A more flexible approach may be needed to integrate new, interesting developments in the field faster.
The new rules for the 2nd Pillar provide a more flexible approach than at present.
It should foster a more flexible approach to tariffs for new grid infrastructure(e.g. offshore wind or"smart" grids).
However, on most other issues,it is time for the alliance to forge a more flexible approach to decision-making.
The amendment to Article 4(4) enables a more flexible approach to limiting recognition, but any such limitation remains purely qualitative.
The Commission intends to revise and simplify the various State aid rules andto encourage risk-taking through a more flexible approach for aid directed at SMEs.
Many companies have begun to develop a more flexible approach to the creation of product lines to its customers.
This more flexible approach could result, especially in less developed states, in countries no longer enjoying any protection against imports of chemical substances.
The Commission accepted that provision because it could ensure a more flexible approach concerning the establishment of protected zones.
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. .
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.
How can cohesion policy further develop an integrated and more flexible approach to development/growth and jobs in this new context?
Simpler rules and a more flexible approach will ensure the Common Agricultural Policy(CAP) delivers real results in supporting farmers and leads the sustainable development of EU agriculture.
It has to be noted that this principle has already evolved through a more flexible approach than was usual before, and that it is gradually modernised.
Simpler rules and a more flexible approach will ensure the Common Agricultural Policy(CAP) delivers real results in supporting farmers and leads the sustainable development of EU agriculture.
However, in view of reaching a compromise with the Council the Commission acknowledges that a more flexible approach to this cooperation obligation imposed to operators may be needed.
The commission's simpler rules and a more flexible approach will ensure the CAP delivers real results in supporting farmers and it leads the sustainable development of EU agriculture.
At the same time, the actions proposed in this Communication will address, on the basis of the present regulatory framework,cases where a more flexible approach to spectrum usage is urgently required.
Option 1 presents a more flexible approach for Member States through the earmarking provisions, while Option 2 provides a more visible and comprehensive link with the Europe 2020 headline targets and Integrated Guidelines.
The UK's recommendationis that our regulators‘should assess the possibilities for adopting a more flexible approach as regards professional liability insurance obligations so as to reduce the financial burden for professionals'.
Such agreements would allow a more flexible approach to social security coordination than is possible under association agreements and could also be concluded with third countries with which no association or cooperation agreement exists.
A better design, faster decision making, streamlined and harmonised procedures,a clearer definition of priorities at all levels and more flexible approach to co-financing have all been identified as potential remedies.
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.
We are considering solutions forbroadening the acceptance of average cost methodologies, and for a more flexible approach on interest on pre-financing and a lump sum option for the personnel costs of owner-managers of SMEs.