Exemple de utilizare a Regulatory approach în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Regulatory approach at the European level.
The change from a Directive to a Regulation will not lead to any change in the regulatory approach.
The regulatory approach chosen for the proposal is that of partial harmonization.
The change from a Directive to a Regulation will not lead to any change in the regulatory approach.
Denmark has pursued a regulatory approach, while Norway has opted for voluntary methods.
Where a higher rate of return would be required to match the project risks and thus make them bankable, a regulatory approach could also be envisaged.
A move away from a regulatory approach to a voluntary approach would therefore be disruptive to the process of global harmonisation.
This solution will avoid distortions between Member States by ensuring a consistent regulatory approach thereby contributing to the development of the single market.
A consistent regulatory approach to the wholesale access for the provision of roaming services would avoid distortions between Member States.
With the aim of simplifying andaccelerating its adoption, a new regulatory approach has been introduced in respect of Union engine type-approval legislation.
Options under a regulatory approach aim to achieve many of the same objectives to support practical water management, but through legislative means.
The policies are now largely in place andsuitable for a more streamlined regulatory approach, while maintaining a high level of protection.
Ensuring a global regulatory approach to potential emerging systemic risks will both support financial stability and facilitate cross-border investment.
In addition, the Commission is currently working towards a Recommendation on the appropriate regulatory approach and remedies applicable in the context of new generation network access.
Regulatory approach at the European level: revising the existing Euro V legislation through setting new Euro VI emission limit values at European Union level.
In 2006 the European Commission set out its regulatory approach to CRAs and stated that it would monitor developments in this area very carefully.
No distinction is made between the management of occupational exposures in NORM industries and other practices, butthe former will benefit from a graded regulatory approach on the basis of prevailing exposures and their potential to increase with time.
The regulatory approach has run its course, and though this does not rule out setting goals, the crucial thing is to provide the means of achieving them.
Instead of creating a completely new structure at EU level, the intended regulatory approach is based on existing national ADR schemes which comply with the requirements set out in relevant Union legislation.
A regulatory approach would inevitably impose greater costs and administrative burdens, notably on SMEs, and may unhelpfully constrain developments in a highly innovative field.
While UK, NL, DK andNO have all apply the goal-setting regulatory approach, they could improve their systems towards a composite North Sea benchmark.
The current regulatory approach of Directive 2009/45/EC consisting in prescriptive standards designed primarily for steel(or aluminium) ships was therefore re-evaluated for such ships.
The simplification exercise aims at addressing this complexity and assessing which regulatory approach could allow less time-consuming and less burdensome adaptations to technical progress.
Additionally, the regulatory approach has been changed due to requests from Member States and stakeholders for a less prescriptive approach("better regulation").
The Commission's comments on the proposed remedies gave guidance towards a consistent regulatory approach across Europe, whilst taking into account specific national circumstances.
Option 3: the regulatory approach, i.e. the adoption of a regulation that organises mutual recognition in the non-harmonised field of products and which establishes"Product Contact Points".
In April 2009, the Commission adopted a Communication announcing legislative measures to deliver a horizontal and consistent regulatory approach to the protection of investors in packaged retail investment products.
A regulatory approach would inevitably impose a greater cost and administrative burden, notably on SMEs, and could unhelpfully constrain developments in a highly innovative field.
Two approaches are conceivable: a restriction on ownership on the part of third country companies in EU networks, or a regulatory approach whereby the independence of a candidate TSO is monitored at national and/or European level.
Option 3: the regulatory approach, i.e. the adoption of a legislative proposal that organises mutual recognition in the non-harmonised field of products and establishes“Product Contact Points”.