Examples of using Legislative instruments in English and their translations into Czech
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The main legislative instruments are Directives….
With regard to industry, the reference to'legislative instruments' will not suffice.
The proposed legislative instruments represent no more than the first steps towards putting the above ECOFIN proposals into practice.
With today's vote we have taken steps to align two important legislative instruments with the Treaty of Lisbon.
We already have various legislative instruments at our disposal- in the treaty and in certain directives- to enable us to take action.
This support is essential if we are to overcome certain shortcomings in the legislative instruments from the first phase.
Pending the entry into force of these new legislative instruments, it is necessary to update the validity of Regulation 1408/71.
Up to now, clandestine immigration has been referred to as'illegal immigration' in all the legislative instruments the EU has enacted.
Parliament and the Council have now adopted three legislative instruments to implement the Aarhus Convention, but difficulties remain.
A noticeable andsignificant improvement in the living conditions in urban areas will be seen through the full implementation of existing legislative instruments.
Our challenge was to consolidate European legislative instruments to fight illegal shipping and prevent maritime accidents and the pollution of our seas.
The European Parliament's role should not be merely accessory, butshould rather reflect the influence that it wields when it comes to adopting basic legislative instruments.
We have also asked the Commission to study the legal basis for possible new legislative instruments to enable us to combat these offences more effectively in all our Member States.
President-in-Office of the Council.-(SL) Mrs Ţicău, Mr Grosch, ladies and gentlemen,the European Commission published draft legislative instruments in July 2007.
Hence the unavoidable need for intervention by the European Parliament which,having the appropriate legislative instruments at its disposal, can respond to the perceived needs and contribute to the removal of the remaining barriers.
For that reason, we need to learn a lesson from our experience and act in accordance with the precautionary principle, for example,when we adopt basic legislative instruments regarding nanomaterials.
The European Union must commit itself in the very near future and come up with legislative instruments which will cover both the prevention of and fight against human trafficking, as well as protection of the rights of trafficking victims.
With the major institutional changes introduced bythe Treaty of Lisbon, we can now look forward to the imminent adoption of more ambitious and higher quality legislative instruments under the forthcoming presidencies.
I recognise the urgent need to find solutions anddevelop appropriate legislative instruments to fight crime, without this leading to excessive and unreasonable control through censorship and the secret monitoring of Internet data traffic.
The European Parliament andthe Council state that the rules on subcontracting agreed upon in Article 9 of this Directive shall be without prejudice to other provisions on this issue to be adopted in future legislative instruments.
For this reason it is exceptionally important to have clear agreement on changes to the relevant budgetary and legislative instruments by the end of this year in order to ensure a transparent framework for 2010.
Much can be done in terms of self-regulation, but without binding,weighty legislative instruments, clearly, we cannot fight cases of exploitation behind which there are not only individuals but often actual criminal organisations.
If recovery work is to be made easier, more detailed information and data need to be made available to the Court of Auditors,Parliament and the Commission and more binding legislative instruments, such as guarantee and performance bond systems, need to be introduced.
The two proposals set out to amend andreplace the existing capital requirement directives1 by two new legislative instruments: a regulation establishing prudential requirements that institutions need to respect, and a directive governing access to deposit-taking activities.
Although it was adopted in 2006, this assessment of its implementation has revealed several delays in its transposition in some Member States,due to both legislative and technical issues, as different legislative instruments were required for its correct implementation.
The proposals set out to amend and replace the existing capital requirement directives2 anddivide them into two new legislative instruments: a regulation establishing prudential requirements that institutions need to respect and a directive governing access to deposit-taking activities.
In addition to emission controls under the directives on urban waste-water treatment, pollution caused by nitrates from agricultural sources, and integrated pollution prevention and control(directives that were already in force when the Water Framework Directive was approved in 2000),more than 30 Community legislative instruments have in the meantime been enacted or proposed by the Commission.
We must initiate programmes for creating surface storage facilities for rain water in forested, agricultural andurban areas through legislative instruments and through non-investment and investment measures which will make a fundamental contribution to rainwater storage in the countryside.
It is therefore important that all levels of government- from the regions andcentral governments right up to the European Union- should do everything in their power to bring in regulatory measures and legislative instruments that will help protect fish stocks, which is the only guarantee of the long-term sustainability of fishing activities.
In this context, the Commission has systematically backed the attempts by the Member States andthe international community as a whole to draw up legislative instruments of high quality within the framework of the United Nations and its specialised body in the sector of maritime transport, which is the International Maritime Organization.