Examples of using Negative list in English and their translations into Czech
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As he said, the countries have compliedwith the rules and can come off the negative list.
I will mention two of the most troublesome, the first being the negative list in the negotiations on trade liberalisation.
In relation to your particular concerns, EU Member States have now reached an understanding on the usage of the so-called'negative list' approach.
Does the Commission think that, in the long run,the implementation of the'negative list' approach to deregulating services can set a precedent for other, future negotiations too?
Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina have also been making progress, so that as soon as they meet the exemption criteria,they can be granted exemption and come off the negative list.
Putting a third country on either the positive list  or the negative list is their responsibility.
Hence, the negative list approach in no way prejudices the ability of an EU Member State to continue to maintain the right to retain a monopoly in the future for a particular service.
As regards public services,the Commission's chosen'negative list' approach is dangerous.
As has already been mentioned by a few Members, my group is also strongly opposed to the Commission's approach of using the agreement to force the liberalisation of services by means of a'negative list.
The proposal also covers the deletion of the Northern Mariana Islands from the negative list, since the territory forms part of the US.
The first Regulation I referred to establishes a list  of third countries whose nationals must be in possession of visas when crossing external borders;this is the so-called'negative' list.
First of all, on the question of safety,safety of feed is guaranteed by the negative list of feed materials which cannot be used in feeds.
The mechanism does not apply in casea third country on the negative list maintains or imposes the visa obligation only on nationals of one or more member countries, or when the third country applies different conditions for citizens of different Member States.
While this method allows certain public services to be excluded on a case-by-case basis and at the request of each Member State by establishing a'negative' list, it nevertheless runs the risk of potential omissions.
By adopting a'negative list approach'(a list  that excludes certain public services from the liberalisation process) and not, on the contrary,'a positive list  approach'(exempting public services from liberalisation, except those featured in the list),  we may well end up weakening public services.
The proposal tabled by the Commission makes it possible to conclude, on the basis of the assessment reports,that these two countries currently fulfil the majority of the criteria for transferral from Annex I(the so-called'negative list') to Annex II the so-called'positive list. .
A key reason why a trading partner like Canada prefers a negative list is that it provides much greater transparency and legal security, because it makes very clear which services are excluded from market opening, including also where monopolies and exclusive rights may exist in the public sector.
In accordance with the Commission's proposal, once the visa requirement has been scrapped, the Commission will undertake appropriate monitoring, in these two countries andin all Western Balkan countries which have already left the'negative list' and been transferred to the'positive list', of the process whereby the measures planned by these countries within the framework of the liberalisation of visa regulations are implemented effectively and permanently.
Unlike sei shonagon, all the lists were negative.
Unlike sei shonagon, all the lists were negative. that was the first fire.