Examples of using Consistent approach in English and their translations into Croatian
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This helps to ensure a consistent approach to identifying substances within industry sectors.
The Commission will monitor how the Regulation is applied by the market participants across the Union in order to ensure a consistent approach.
The European Commission should in this context ensure a consistent approach in the review of its raw materials strategy.
It will focus on how the Regulation is put in place in the Member States by the market participants in order to ensure a consistent approach.
The European Commission should in this context ensure a consistent approach in the review of its raw materials strategy.
In order to ensure a consistent approach, the definition of operator of essential services should be coherently applied by all Member States.
It should also work with European-level business representatives to develop a coherent and consistent approach to eradicating corruption in the supply chain.
However given the lack of a consistent approach, these individual frameworks contain gaps and differences which constrain the development of HRSD market.
It means that, following on from supervision of the banks(SSM), their resolution, too, will now be handled at the same level of authority,allowing for a uniform and consistent approach.
Notes that a consistent approach is lacking, and therefore calls for the development of an overall regulatory framework and a definition of‘high-quality securitisation';
It should also work with European-level business representatives to develop a coherent and consistent approach to eradicating corruption in the supply chain.
For example the clearer definition of terms like"practically eliminating" removes a lot of potential ambiguity andwill increase public confidence in a consistent approach.
A consistent approach shall be taken with regard to information required in a prospectus for securities which have a similar economic rationale, notably derivative securities;
The role of the Cooperation Group shall be, in accordance with the tasks referred to in Article 11, to support Member States in taking a consistent approach in the process of identification of operators of essential services.
A harmonised and consistent approach would bring greater simplicity and allow for a more consistent transition from the corrective to the preventive regime of the Stability and Growth Pact.
In particular ESMA or, for structured deposits, EBA shall ensure that action taken by a competentauthority is justified and proportionate and that where appropriate a consistent approach is taken by competent authorities.
A regulation provides a consistent approach for Member States to follow and reduces the administrative burden because operators are required to comply with a single set of rules.
The ECA concluded that the Commission did not plan and prioritise its work in an appropriate way,did not apply a consistent approach when carrying out its verifications in Member States, and did not carry out sufficient work at Member State level.
In particular ESMA shall ensure that a consistent approach is taken by competent authorities regarding measures taken, especially regarding where it is necessary to use powers of intervention, the nature of any measures imposed and the commencement and duration of such measures.
As ground handling is part of the overall aviation system and interlinks with other domains which are covered by Union competence(such as aerodrome and flight operations),regulating it at Union level will assure a consistent approach in all Member States.
Those acts show a systematic and consistent approach by which the Belgian tax authorities exempted so-called excess profit from tax, without further implementing measures being required.
Therefore, the use of a regulation, which is directly applicable, should reduce the possibility of divergent measures being taken at national level, andshould ensure a consistent approach and greater legal certainty, and prevent the appearance of significant impediments in the cross-border provision of benchmarks.
The EIP sets out a coherent and consistent approach and its implementation will allow the EU to lead by example in developing more effective partnerships, with partner countries and at the same time implementing international commitments on financing for development.
A the various types of information needed by investors relating to equity securities as compared with non-equity securities; a consistent approach shall be taken with regard to information required in a prospectus for securities which have a similar economic rationale, notably derivative securities;
With a view to ensuring a clear and consistent approach in this regard across the Union, Member States should not be entitled to require video-sharing platform providers to take stricter measures to protect minors from harmful content and all citizens from content containing incitement to violence or hatred than the ones provided for in this Directive.
Therefore, the use of a Regulation, which is directly applicable without requiring national legislation, should reduce the possibility of divergent measures being taken at national level, andshould ensure a consistent approach, greater legal certainty and prevent the appearance of significant impediments to cross-border offers and multiple listings.
(7) Common definitions in this area are important to ensure a consistent approach in Member States' application of this Directive and to facilitate information exchange and cooperation between competent authorities.
While the need and opportunity to attach conditions to rights of use for radio spectrum can be subject to national specificities which should be duly accommodated,the modalities of the application of such obligations should be coordinated at EU level through Commission implementing measures to ensure a consistent approach in addressing similar challenges across the EU.
The Commission and the High Representative should ensure a consistent approach within the ongoing work by EDA, EFCA, EMSA, ESA, EUSC, Frontex, as well as the Earth Observation programme(Copernicus) and GALILEO/EGNOS(European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service), with a view to supporting maritime surveillance in the EU and the global maritime domain and the conduct of CSDP missions.
For the period from 9 February 2017 to 9 November 2018, andfor the purposes of supporting Member States in taking a consistent approach in the process of identification of operators of essential services, the Cooperation Group shall discuss the process, substance and type of national measures allowing for the identification of operators of essential services within a specific sector in accordance with the criteria set out in Articles 5 and 6.