Exemple de utilizare a Diverging views în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Diverging views and policies on GMOs are also espoused by Member State governments.
It should be taken into account that diverging views may be represented within these groups.
The diverging views expressed by ministers led the Presidency to conclude that the Commission proposal seemed to strike a balance.
Madam President, you have heard some diverging views around the House this morning on this issue.
There are diverging views about the advantages and disadvantages of optical, chemical and infra‑red fibre identification methods.
The Impact Assessment reports the main views of stakeholders for each aspect of the review in particular where stakeholders hold diverging views.
However, due to Member States' diverging views on this issue, the negotiations did not lead to the adoption of legislation.
The difference in purchasing power between Member States might be one factor which explains the diverging views on what is or is not an incentive to donate.
In the event of diverging views concerning the coordination arrangements, any member of the college of supervisors may refer the matter to CEIOPS.
Some detailed requirements ofthe selection methods and criteria were the subject of diverging views, often reflecting the specific interests of the respondents.
Where diverging views concerning the coordination arrangements arise, any member of the college of supervisors may refer the matter to EIOPA.
The aim of this amendment is to adequately reflect those diverging views in a credible and balanced manner, while also showing points where there is a consensus.
These diverging views may delay the roll-out of advanced networks required to achieve EU connectivity targets and create cross-border interference between EU countries.
A list of criteria is provided to help social security institutions assess which country is to be considered your place of residence in the case of diverging views between two or more countries.
This discord also leads to diverging views on which economic policies should be leading at national and EU level, both in politics and between social partners.
Variable geometry, a rising variety of socioeconomic conditions(with geographic positions leading to different neighborhood policy inclinations) and diverging views among member countries can bring policy co-ordination to a standstill.
Some ministers, given the diverging views, advocated that the Council should consider not continuing its work on this topic, while others stressed that the work should continue.
Even though a final position on the legal basis can be taken only oncethe final structure and scope of the proposal are clear, the diverging views on the question of the legal basis should not present an obstacle to starting work on examination of the Annex.
Given the highly sensitive nature of investor-state dispute settlement and the diverging views of the different stakeholders, the EESC welcomes the public consultation exercise launched by the Commission in connection with the Transatlantic trade negotiations, and would also welcome it if a similar initiative were taken in Japan, in order to take into account the views of Japanese stakeholders.
The possibility of separate opinions would improve the quality of the Court's rulings,especially when the reasoning of the Court might be difficult to follow precisely because the bench had to incorporate partly diverging views in order to find a compromise among judges.
In cooperation with the Seville IPPC office, steps must be taken to ensure that diverging views are not built into the BREFs, as this would undermine the coherence and relevance of these documents at European level.
During the period referred to in paragraph 2,in the case of diverging views concerning the approval of the application referred to in paragraph 1, the group supervisor or any of the other supervisory authorities concerned may consult EIOPA.
Member states supported the Presidency's work in the negotiations process.,ministers expressed diverging views during the discussion, especially on the threshold for the application of the financial discipline measure on direct payments.
Nevertheless, given the complexity of the subject-matter and the deeply diverging views in the Council, there appears to be no chance of the European Parliament and the Council finalising the adoption process before the 30 April 2012 deadline.
With regard to food intended to meet the expenditure of intense muscular effort,no successful conclusion could be reached as regard the development of specific provisions due to widely diverging views among Member States and stakeholders concerning the scope of the specific legislation, the number of sub-categories of the food to be included, the criteria for establishing composition requirements and the potential impact on innovation in product development.
Despite some convergence on certain elements of the package diverging views persisted notably on the amount by which the 2012 EU budget should be increased in order to bridge the gap between the payments jointly agreed last year and the actual implementation.
The EU has the most advanced legally binding andenforceable regional framework for nuclear safety in the world and, despite diverging views among Member States on nuclear electricity, a shared recognition exists of the need to ensure the highest possible standards for the safe and responsible use of nuclear power and the protection of citizens from radiation.
The extent of wrongful COMI relocation is difficult to quantify,partly due to diverging views as to whether COMI relocation is actually wrongful and partly because, due to the deficiencies in the procedural framework, not all wrongful COMI shifts are detected.
Given the highly sensitive nature of Investor-State Dispute Settlement(ISDS), and the diverging views of the different stakeholders, the EESC welcomes the public consultation exercise launched by the Commission in connection with the Transatlantic trade negotiations, and awaits the outcome with great interest1.
That is particularly necessary since, as the referring court indicates in paragraphs 30 to 34 of its request for a preliminary ruling,the competent authorities of the various Member States already hold diverging views on certain essential points, in particular in so far as concerns their interpretations of the concept of financial assistance referred to in Article 4(2)(b) of Regulation No 833/2014, as is apparent from the written observations lodged by the United Kingdom, German, Estonian and French Governments.