Exemplos de uso de To take protective measures em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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A safeguard clause enabling the Commission to take protective measures;
Article 109 authorizes Member States to take protective measures should a sudden crisis in the balance of payments occur.
In this process, the public understanding of science should haze on health hazards initiative to take protective measures.
Again by a qualified majority, authorize the other Member States to take protective measures, the conditions and details of which it shall determine.
Second paragraph revoking or changing the authorization given by the Commission to a Member State in difficulties to take protective measures.
Even so we do not cause death andwhere we are forced to take protective measures, occupants of your craft are first removed before they are destroyed.
Furthermore for reasons of hygiene or of the fight against infectious disease,the public authorities have a duty to take protective measures.
If the practices continue,the Commission authorizes the injured Member States to take protective measures, the conditions and details of whichit determines.
It is believed that full disclosure encourages software vendors to fix vulnerabilities more quickly and customers to take protective measures.
The Commission authorizes the Member State to take protective measures only if mutual assistance is not granted or if the assistance granted seems to be insufficient.
Whereas it is desirable that Member States be impowered, in certain circumstances andprovided that their actions are on an interim basis only, to take protective measures individually;
Should the practices continue, the Commission shall authorize the injured Member State to take protective measures, the conditions and details of which the Commission shall determine.
It was not possible to evaluate the wearing of seat belts among rear-seat passengers, even though the high incidence of fractures in this group showed its high susceptibility to the occurrence of facial fractures,which highlights the need to take protective measures against this situation.
In the same circumstances,any present Member State may apply for authorisation to take protective measures with regard to one or more of the new Member States.
Having issued a number of constructive and semi-official warnings to the Spanish Government that the parliamentary group supporting it should bring the Law on Digital Television into line with Community law during its passage through Parliament(Articles 30 and 59 of the Treaty and Directive 95/47(')), the Commission has now rightly decided to use the exceptionalurgent procedure to commence infringement proceedings and ask the Court of Justice to take protective measures.
However, if there is no global agreement,we are prepared to take protective measures- and I am not afraid of using the word- for the benefit of Europe's energy-intensive industries.
If the mutual assistance recommended by the Commission is not granted by the Council or if the mutual assistance granted and the measures taken are insufficient,the Commission shall authorise the Statewhich is in difficulties to take protective measures, the conditions anddetails of which the Commission shall determine.
The threat of cyber attacks is forcing every organization that operates an IT system to take protective measures to ensure the security of its intellectual property and maintain the confidentiality of client and customer data.
If the mutual assistance recommended by the Commission is not granted by the Council or if the mutual assistance granted and the measures taken are insufficient,the Commission shall authorize the State which is in difficulties to take protective measures, the conditions and details of which the Commission shall determine.
Antidumping duties shall be collected by the injured Member State orStates authorized to take protective measures in the form, at the rate and on the other terms laid down when the duties are imposed, and independently of the customs duties, taxes and other charges normally charged on imports.
If the mutual assistance recommended by the Commission is not granted by the Council or if the mutual assistance granted and the measures taken are insufficient,the Commission shall authorise the Member State with a derogation which is in difficulties to take protective measures, the conditions and details of which the Commission shall determine.
Where a Member State officially informs the Commission of the need to take protective measures and where the Commission has not had recourse to the measures referred to in paragraph 1, that Member State may adopt temporary protective measures with regard to use or putting into circulation.
If movements of capital lead to disturbances in the functioning of the capital market in any Member State, the Commission shall, after consult ing the Monetary Committee,authorize that State to take protective measures in the field of capital movements, the conditions and details of which the Commission shall determine.
Finally, the applicant claims that the Court should, in the present case, apply the‘precautionary principle', because, according to the applicant, once it has been shown that there is a non-negligible risk that Ryanair might cause or contribute to Aer Lingus suffering serious andirreparable damage, the Court is entitled to take protective measures without having to await further proof of the reality of that risk.
If, during the transitional period, difficulties arise which are serious and liable to persist in any sector of the economy or which could bring about serious deterioration in the economic situation of a given area,a Member State may apply for authorization to take protective measures in order to rectify the situation and adjust the sector concerned to the economy of the common market.
If, until the end of a period of up to three years after accession, difficulties arise which are serious and liable to persist in any sector of the economy or which could bring about serious deterioration in the economic situation of a given area,a new Member State may apply for authorisation to take protective measures in order to rectify the situation and adjust the sector concerned to the economy of the common market.
If, until the end of a period of up to three years after 1 May 2004, difficulties arise which are serious and liable to persist in any sector of the economy or which could bring about serious deterioration in the economic situation of a given area,a new Member State may apply for authorisation to take protective measures in order to rectify the situation and adjust the sector concerned to the economy of the internal market.