Exemplos de uso de To grant exemptions em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It has no power to grant exemptions under Article 85(3) see Delimitis.
Governments might indeed be reluctant to grant exemptions for projects they do not support.
The EC Commission has exclusive competence to grant exemptions under Article 85(3) ofthe Treaty.
Member States should be entitled to grant exemptions from the requirements of this Regulation and its implementing rules, provided that they are strictly limited in scope and subject to appropriate Community control.
The Commission cannot accept Amendment No 30 which seeks to expand the possibilities to grant exemptions for substances that have already been phased out.
The director general will have power to grant exemptions, to supervise compliance with the law,to investigate infringements and to impose penalties.
While the Commission, national courts and national authorities can all apply Article 85(1)EC Treaty, the power to grant exemptions under Article 85(3) was granted exclusively to the Commission.
In addition, as far as the facility to grant exemptions for non-inert waste is concerned, this does not concern the main environmental demands, which continue to apply.
This situation has changed with the adoption ofthe Energy Tax Directive, which itself offers a wide range of possibilities to grant exemptions or reductions for a number of policy reasons.
In that case, the strategy currently adopted is still to grant exemptions from or suspensions of taxes that would otherwise be assessed on the end product.
Some of the proposals have been confined to minor adjustments to the Regulation No 17 system, while others have entailed a thorough overhaul anda sharing of the power to grant exemptions between the Commission and the national competition authorities.
The Council agreed that Member States will be able to grant exemptions from the technical requirements and administrative procedures of the Regulation in the case of unforeseen urgent operational circumstances or operational needs.
Finally, as regards the objectives of Directive 2002/95, it is clear from the fifth, sixth andeleventh recitals thereto that the intention of the legislature is to prohibit products referred to in the directive and to grant exemptions only in accordance with carefully defined conditions.
Do you share my view that it is not enough to grant exemptions through the Directive on the posting of workers?
It proposes to grant exemptions from free market access on routes where public service contracts are already in force under Directive(EEC) No. 1191/69, and where a deregulation of international services could upset the balance.
Amendment 64 inserts the possibility for the Commission to grant exemptions from the labelling requirements on basis of a comitology procedure.
Member States should be permitted to grant exemptions from the systematic requirement to provide the information referred to in recital(11) in the case of intra-Community or domestic scheduled shipping services, provided the companies operating such services are able to provide such information at any time on request by the competent authorities of the Member States.
In certain circumstances,Member States should be authorised to grant exemptions from measures to prevent or limit the input of pollutants into groundwater.
The Commission has exclusive competence to grant exemptions and has set up a system by which it is notified of agreements for which an exemption or negative clearance(certifying that the agreement does not infringe Article 85) is sought.
While the Commission, national courts andnational authorities can all apply Article 81(1), the power to grant exemptions under Article 81(3) was granted exclusively to the Commission, thus establishing a centralised authorisation system for all restrictive practices requiring exemption. .
I refer to the means which allow us to grant exemptions from the competition laws to help exporters, for the cost of transportation of timber which has been exposed to fungal or parasite risk is totally unacceptable, provided that there is a buyer.
The Regulation provides for the possibility for Member States to grant exemptions from the technical requirements and administrative procedures specified by this Regulation in the case of unforeseen urgent operational circumstances or operational needs of a limited duration as well as to adopt or maintain provisions on certain OPS until Community rules based on scientific knowledge and best practices are established.
This factor played a crucial role in the Commission's decision to grant exemption to therevised TACA.
Besides, this database is also used to grant exemption from registration fees in public exams conducted within the federal scope.
The substantial increase in the extent andintensity of com- petition faced by the members of the conference was a crucial factor in the Commission's decision to grant exemption to the Revised TACA.
This substantial increase in the extent and intensity of competition faced by the members of theconference has been a crucial factor in the Commission's decision to grant exemption to the Revised TACA.
The summary of the agreement as well as the requirements the Commission finds necessary in order to grant exemption from the antitrust rules are published in the Official Journal of the European Communities, No C 94 of 23 April 2003.
Given that a sudden variation in demand for the insurance in question cannot be ruled out,it seems appropriate to grant exemption, pursuant to Article 8(1) of Regulation No 17, for seven years.