Examples of using Derogations in English and their translations into Czech
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No derogations and no extensions.
Why have so many derogations been accepted?
Such derogations should be part of the regional regulations.
This will put a stop to the inflationary use of derogations that has thus far taken place in certain Member States.
However, derogations granted to exporting countries awaiting consent may no longer be valid for more than 12 months.
In addition we can positively consider the second part of the amendment regarding the derogations on distance.
Too many derogations from European environmental laws.
The main changes concern the introduction,extension and adaptation of some derogations in the sugar, milk and wine sectors.
On the issue of derogations, the Commission cannot modify the contents of the plan adopted by ICCAT.
The climate change and energy package, for example,has had so many derogations that it is practically devoid of substance, due to the crisis.
Derogations are permitted under certain conditions, therefore, but equal treatment is the rule, and that is what the vote is about tomorrow.
In writing.- I voted for this report,despite the numerous loopholes within it and the derogations granted to 10 new Member States.
These derogations were granted for artisanal fleets and for some seasonal fleets because their impact on catches is insignificant.
Whenever the Council members andMember States request more derogations from the standard information, it makes this whole directive more complex.
Also, the derogations allowing small abattoirs to be exempted from having the animal welfare officer present are very much to be welcomed.
There are others who are disappointed at the numerous changes that have been secured andthe special provisions and derogations for certain Member States.
The many exceptions and derogations will mean that the scope of these rights will be considerably limited, to the detriment of coach passengers.
The small country of Cyprus asks for nothing more andnothing less than a solution in keeping with the European acquis, without derogations, and with the UN resolutions.
In addition, these derogations include a series of strict conditions, such as a limited number of vessels, limited catches and designated ports.
What it certainly means, however, is the end of the opportunity to abuse that room to manoeuvre andoperate installations with poor emissions ratings via derogations.
Furthermore, those derogations include a series of strict conditions, such as a limited number of vessels, limited catches and designated ports.
The last reason is that allowing the Member States to make national derogations from European law will open the door to social dumping among our countries.
In this respect, derogations are extremely important, and can be made on the basis of clear criteria that need to be outlined by the Commission based on guidance.
The Commission proposal provides the necessary flexibility for derogations from BREFs, provided, of course, that they are warranted by local conditions at the time.
There are derogations in the form of transitional periods for Eastern European Member States, who must purchase allowances for just 30% of their emissions to begin with.
The Council accepted a lower threshold, with further possible derogations for sectors experiencing shortages, which opens up the advantages of the Blue Card to more people.
On the derogations relating to fishing areas and minimum size, I would like to remind you of the context within which such derogations were accepted by ICCAT.
This liberalisation measure will not only mean that transitional national derogations can be removed but also broadens the consumers' options, which could certainly help revive intra-Community trade.
Remove the derogations relating to fishing areas and minimum sizes: these conflict with the views held by all scientific experts and with the opinion of the majority of the Member States.
Para 50: Energy Tax Directive: some derogations on fossil fuel taxes for domestic consumers have social policy objectives which must be respected.