Exemplos de uso de Member states to notify em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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An obligation for Member States to notify and motivate negative decisions.
This Regulation is without prejudice to the possibility for Member States to notify training aid.
The Commission had requested the Member States to notify their draft regional aid maps before 31 March, but most did so late.
Several Member States have since told the Commission that the communication appears to oblige Member States to notify all cases where a guarantee is given.
Article 14 requires Member States to notify to the Commission the identity of their national regulatory authorities charged with carrying out tasks under the Regulation.
The Commission is pursuing its policy of requiring Member States to notify Eureka projects of over ECU 20 million.
EU law requires Member States to notify the Commission of cases of fraud and other irregularities detrimental to financial interests in all areas of EU activity.
At present the Directives simply require Member States to notify who the competent authorities are.
In addition, amendment 150, together with amendment 151, removes the prohibition on Member States to introduce any new requirement of a similar kind unless these fulfilthe criteria of non-discrimination, necessity and proportionality, and the corresponding obligation of Member States to notify such new laws, regulations or administrative provisions.
Article 93(3) of the EEC Treaty requires Member States to notify the Com mission of their plans to grant aid.
Several Member States have since told the Commission that the communication appears to oblige Member States to notify all cases where a guarantee is given.
Community legislation requires the Member States to notify fraud and other irregularities detrimental to the Community's financial interests in all areas of its activity18.
The objective of the notice will be to clarify the Commission's approach and encourage Member States to notify State aid in sufficient time, inaccordance with the Treaty.
Community legislation requires the Member States to notify fraud and other irregularities detrimental to the Communities' financial interests in all areas of its activity 18.
Whereas Article 20(5) of Regulation(EEC) No 486/85 ceased to be applicable after 30 June 1985;whereas it is no longer'necessary, therefore, for the Member States to notify quantities imported free of levy into the French overseas departments;
The Presidency asked the Member States to notify the Presidency and the Commission of the outcome of their bilateral talks with Russia and agreed to discuss this matter at the next Council meeting.
Patients' rights in cross-border healthcare: Commission urges 12 Member States to notify full implementation of cross-border healthcare rules.
Article 29(4) of Regulation(EC)No 104/2000 requires Member States to notify the Commission regularly of the prices and quantities of imports of certain products recorded on their markets or in their ports.
Significant progress was noted in 1998 regarding application of Article 5 of that Regulation,which requires Member States to notify the Commission in each case of the action taken following the detection of an irregularity.
Calls on the competent authorities of the Member States to notify the European Parliament without delay of the names of the elected Members so that all Members of Parliament can take their seats with effect from the constituent sitting;
An alternative would have been a Regulation, however, this has never been done before for the New Approach, anda number of provisions contained in the Directive(e.g. obligation of the Member States to notify notified bodies and to engage in market surveillance) could not be contained in the Regulation, because it is directly applicable.
Article 4(2) of the Protocol requires the Community and its Member States to notify the Secretariat, established by Article 8 of the Convention, of the terms of this agreement on the date of deposit of their instruments of ratification or approval.
It is precisely to avoid such problems andto ensure full transparency that the provisions of Article 13 require Member States to notify their systems of penalties for breaches of national provisions that are adopted on the basis of this directive.
From an institutional point of view,it is not for the Member States to notify or consult a Regulatory Committee for measures that they want to take; it is a Committee assisting the Commission in its regulatory task.
Article 108(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU)requires Member States to notify all State aid to the European Commission and to implement it only after the Commission's approval.
Article 1(4) of Directive 91/689/EEC requires Member States to notify the Commission of waste not included on the list of hazardous waste which they consider to display one or more of the properties listed in Annex III to that Directive.
The categories of worker considered to bedisadvantaged should be defined, but it should be possible for Member States to notify aid to promote the recruitment of other categories they consider to be disadvantaged, with supporting arguments.
Accordingly, the Commission requests the Member States to notify aid plans at the draft stage in accordance with Article 93(3) by supplying all the particulars necessary for their assessment, particularly those included in the Annex to this communi cation.
In the interests of accelerating the examination of aid measures,the Commission requests the Member States to notify aid schemes at the draft stage inaccordance with Article 93{3 by supplying all the particulars necessary for theirassessment.
It is in this regard that Article 6 of the Third Code,requiring Member States to notify the Commission of‘plans to grant aid to the steel industry under schemes on which it has already taken a decision under the[EC] Treaty' comes into its own.