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The same level of non-compliance can lead to diverging actions in different MS.
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.
The lack of legislation at EU level has led to diverging national eligibility criteria.
These events have served to increase the challenges faced by both the EU and its partners, aggravating economic and social pressures, irregular migration and refugee flows,security threats and leading to diverging aspirations.
Liberalising cabotage could accentuate the problems linked to diverging wage and social protection levels.
(9) The Regulation, approved by Decree No 1558/2001 of 3 December 2001(hereinafter"the Regulation"), lays down rules for the enactment of the Act, supplements its provisions, andclarifies points of the Act that may be subject to diverging interpretation.
The lack of legislation at EU level has lead to diverging eligibility criteria and limits throughout the EU.
The administrative costs would also decrease, as there would be less need to register individual products according to diverging national rules.
The scope covered by the Directive has given rise to diverging interpretations across the EU, whereby the same product is not necessarily within the scope in all member states, and therefore affects producers in terms of different levels of compliance across Europe;
Those who collect them do so in a manner that does not allow for comparison due to diverging statistical methodologies among the Member States.
The main causes of the problems are:(1)divided responsibilities for drone regulation, leading to diverging requirements in the internal market;(2) too costly and too time and resource intensive Individual authorisations;(3) not properly addressed specificities of drones in the traditional methods of civil aviation regulation;(4) the lack of proper information and instruments by the oversight and law enforcement authorities.
Their access to the single market is therefore dependant on mutualrecognition between Member States, and due to diverging national rules, it is often difficult.
Moreover, regarding genetic tests, the application of the IVD directive isnot sufficiently clear and might lead to diverging interpretation in the EU.
Furthermore, on enforcement, sanctions in the financial sector are largely unharmonised,leading to diverging practices among national supervisors.
However, differences in application of and compliance with non-binding aviation safety rules throughout the Member States lead to diverging processes and different level of safety standards.
Whilst the deterrent effect of sanctions is a necessary part of the good functioning of any sector, sanctions in the financial sector are largely unharmonised,leading to diverging practices among national supervisors.
Unclear and unsuitable rules on weekly rest, resting facilities, breaks in multi-manning and the absence of rules on the return of drivers to their home,lead to diverging interpretations and enforcement practices in the Member States.
Unclear and unsuitable rules on weekly rest, resting facilities, breaks in multi-manning and the absence of rules on the return of drivers to their home,lead to diverging interpretations and enforcement practices in the Member States.
Unclear rules on weekly rest, resting facilities, breaks in multi-manning and the absence of rules on the return of drivers to their home or to another location of their choice,lead to diverging interpretations and enforcement practices in the Member States.
Possibility to diverge by 5% from legislative act.
But they are going to diverge more and more.
The musical started to diverge from the relatively narrow confines of the 1950s.
See, that's where our perspectives start to diverge, Ruiz… because the evidence says otherwise.
In the 9th century,Old Norse began to diverge into Old West Norse(Norway and Iceland) and Old East Norse(Sweden and Denmark).
It is possible to diverge from the Terms& Conditions of Sales and Delivery, but only if we have agreed this in writing.
While that position may,at first sight, appear to diverge from the position I expressed in Özelik,(34) I shall try to explain why that is not the case.
In the 12th century, the dialects of Denmark andSweden began to diverge, becoming Old Danish and Old Swedish in the 13th century.
Tightening- this element is intended for joining rafter legs anddoes not allow the carcass to diverge sideways, position it perpendicular to the first element;
For example bitstream access offers are not yet available on a consistent basis across the EU, andcall termination rates continue to diverge.
The variation in gene frequency betweenthe original population and colony may also trigger the two groups to diverge significantly over the course of many generations.