Exemple de utilizare a Further amendments în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Further amendments to the Solvency II Directive.
That proposal may either be approved or further amendments may be tabled by the Parliament.
Further amendments to the Credit Rating Agencies Regulation.
The present proposals seek further amendments to Regulations No 1466/97 and(EC) No 1467/97.
Furthermore, Directive 92/118/EEC has been substantially amended and further amendments are to be made.
Since further amendments are made, the Commission proposed a recast in the interests of clarity.
On 6 November the Board stated it could not issue a positive opinion and requested some further amendments.
Since further amendments are to be made, it should be repealed in the interest of clarity.
Revising Article 38 of Regulation 492/2011 will provide a foundation for further amendments of the EURES network.
Since further amendments are to be made, it should be recast in the interests of clarity.
Enkosoft Company Confidentiality Policies are valid for an indefinite period of time, until further amendments which will be announced.
Since further amendments are to be made, it should be recast in the interest of clarity.
All terms and conditions from your customer agreements will remain in full force until further amendments would be implemented by Raiffeisen Bank.
As a consequence of further amendments it should be repealed and replaced in the interests of clarity.
Because of the weight of the two respective markets,initial strong pursuit of this policy should be focussed on further amendments in EU-US agreements.
In consequence of further amendments it should be repealed and replaced in the interests of clarity.
The EESC recommends that consideration be given to whether it would be appropriate to bring within the scope of the third energy package further amendments to Annex A of the electricity directive, other than the three already planned.
Since further amendments are to be made, it should therefore be replaced and repealed in the interest of clarity.
Whilst there are further proposals to enforce other EU legislation through the CPC Network,the Commission's current priority is to consolidate the Network before engaging in further amendments to the annex to the Regulation.
Since further amendments are to be made, they should be replaced by a single legal instrument, in the interest of clarity.
Several other pieces of legislation, such as the laws on names, foreigners, asylum, border/boundary control, political party financing and the draft law on the interception of telecommunication,require further amendments to ensure their alignment with EU standards.
Otherwise it would be necessary to table numerous further amendments in order to bring the opinion into line with the subject and ensure broad support for the opinion.
Further amendments(Article 55 of law 303/2004) propose to replicate the above procedure with strong involvement from the executive for all management posts in the Prosecutor's Office attached to the High Court of Cassation and Justice, DNA and DIICOT.
We are in talks with the various legal bodies to see whether further amendments to the Treaty will be necessary or whether it is sufficient for the European Council to decide this unanimously.
Since further amendments are to be made, Regulation(EEC) No 3887/92 should be replaced by this Regulation in the interests of clarity and rationalisation.
The assessment of Directive 2010/73/EU has revealed that certain changes introduced by that Directive have not met their original objectives and that further amendments to the prospectus regime in the Union are necessary to simplify and improve its application, increase its efficiency and enhance the international competitiveness of the Union, thereby contributing to the reduction of administrative burdens.
Since further amendments are necessary and given the link between these legal provisions, those Directives should be recast and merged into a single act in the interest of clarity.
From February 21st 2007 and all further amendments, regarding the cleaning, disinfecting, sterilization of surfaces, medical instruments, equipments and accessories used.
These further amendments would concern in particular Directives 2003/6/EC, 2003/71/EC and 2004/39/EC and could form a second Omnibus Directive, along with proposals for amendments to the Solvency II Directive.
Parteners has proposed further amendments in this regard, for the purpose of assisting companies with other formalities that are difficult to achieve in the current context.