Exemplos de uso de Implementing measures should em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We consider that implementing measures should only contain detailed technical rules, not principles.
Relevant studies andanalyses used by the Commission in preparing implementing measures should be made publicly available.
Implementing measures should also be permitted to vary according to the type of aviation activity.
Since the European Community would become bound by the Geneva Act three months after the date on which it has deposited its instrument of accession, the necessary implementing measures should enter into force before the expiry of the three months period.
Certain implementing measures should therefore be adopted in accordance with the management procedure provided for in Article 4 of that Decision.
I fully agree with the rapporteur,Mrs Cederschiöld, that this framework decision and the relevant national implementing measures should not be used to suppress freedom of expression, demonstration and association.
Technical implementing measures should specifically address harmonised conditions with regard to the availability and efficient use of radio spectrum, as well as the availability of information related to the use of radio spectrum.
An improved evaluation of the effectiveness of Community rules(directives and regulations) andthe development of mechanisms tracking the decision making of legislation and implementing measures should better take into account the regional/local dimension as well as the border crossing effects.
We share the view that targeted implementing measures should be combined with safety nets adapted to prevent social exclusion.
An improved evaluation of the effectiveness of Community rules(directives and regulations) andthe development of mechanisms tracking the decision making of legislation and implementing measures should better take into account the regional/local dimension as well as the border crossing effects.
The choice of procedural matters for the adoption of implementing measures should be defined on a case-by-case basis in the specific Regulations in accordance with the relevant Council Decision 1999/468/EC.
Whereas further implementing measures are necessary for ensuring comparability of HICPs and for maintaining the reliability and relevance of HICPs in accordance with Article 5(3) of Regulation(EC)No 2494/95; whereas such implementing measures should be adopted taking the greatest account of cost-effectiveness in accordance with Article 13 of the said Regulation;
Only the application of the empowerments for implementing measures should not be deferred so that the necessary steps to draft and adopt these implementing measures can start as early as possible.
In order to facilitate the transition between the existing rules on the operation of the EAGGF Guarantee Section, laid down in particular in Council Regulation(EC) No 1258/1999 of 17 May 1999 on the financing of the common agricultural policy(5) and the rules of application, and the special rules laid down by Regulation(EC)No 1257/1999, implementing measures should be laid down.
Whereas implementing measures should be taken; whereas, for the application of such measures, a procedure should be laid down establishing close cooperation between Member States and the Commission within the Standing Committee on Zootechnics set up by the Council by Decision 77/505/EEC 4.
The ECB draws attention to the fact that in order to address this issue andensure legal certainty, national implementing measures should define« postal money orders» instead of merely referring to« postal money orders» as defined by the Universal Postal Union.
Whereas implementing measures should be adopted regarding certain technical aspects; whereas, for the purposes of the planned measures, provisions should be made for close cooperation between the Member States and the Commission within the Standing Committee on Zootechnics.
The regulatory procedure should be followed as regards measures of general scope designed to apply essential provisions of basic instruments, including measures concerning the protection of the health or safety of humans, animals or plants, as well as measures designed to adapt orupdate certain non-essential provisions of a basic instrument; such implementing measures should be adopted by an effective procedure which complies in full with the Commission's right of initiative in legislative matters;
According to the Stockholm European Council Level 2 implementing measures should be used more frequently, to ensure that technical provisions can be kept up to date with market and supervisory developments and deadlines should be set for all stages of Level 2 work.
According to the Stockholm European Council, Level 2 implementing measures should be used more frequently, to ensure that technical provisions can be kept up to date with market and supervisory developments, and deadlines should be set for all stages of Level 2 work.
According to the Stockholm European Council, Level 2 implementing measures should be used more frequently to ensure that technical provisions can be kept up to date with market and supervisory developments and deadlines should be set for all stages of Level 2.
According to the Stockholm European Council, Level 2 implementing measures should be used more frequently, to ensure that technical provisions can be kept up to date with market and supervisory developments, and deadlines should be set for all stages of Level 2 work.
According to the Stockholm European Council Resolution, implementing measures should be used more frequently, to ensure that technical provisions can be kept up to date with market and supervisory developments, and deadlines should be set for all stages of implementing rules.
In addition to specifying andclarifying the prudential assessment criteria, detailed implementing measures should also cover the following aspects:( i) rules applicable to notifications submitted by proposed acquirers( the persons entitled to submit notifications, clarification as to what is meant by the notion of« persons acting in concert», the effective date of notification, time-limits, etc);
Any delegation of tasks relating to the obligations provided for in this Directive and in its implementing measures should be reviewed, in accordance with Article 31, five years after the date of entry into force of this Directive and should, except for publication on the Internet of approved prospectuses, and the filing of prospectuses as mentioned in Article 14, end eight years after the entry into force of this Directive.