Examples of using New legislative framework in English and their translations into Czech
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First of all, the directive needs to be brought into line with the new legislative framework NLF.
The new legislative framework on the European Citizens' Initiative is undoubtedly welcome.
In all probability, it will be the first budget to fall between the current and new legislative frameworks.
It allows us to implement the new legislative framework, including the provisions for public services.
It also sets a clear time scale for detailed analysis of the impact of this new legislative framework in all the Member States.
The new legislative framework of the TFEU set up the tools but there has not been any practical experience of their adaptation at Community level.
We currently have a directive which only partially overlaps with the new legislative framework adopted in the middle of 2008.
To sum up, the new legislative framework on renewable energy sources should ensure that we reach the EU-wide target of 20% by 2020.
Nevertheless, in view of the forthcoming reform of the common fisheries policy, the measures need to be adopted after a new legislative framework is in place.
This would also allow the prerogatives of the new legislative framework(NLF) on products, which was approved in 2008, to be respected.
The new legislative framework will enable citizens of any Member State to receive healthcare in another Member State under the same conditions as they would enjoy in their own country.
The relevant legislative framework consists of three elements: a new legislative framework, the GPSD and harmonisation directives by sector.
The strategy envisages a new legislative framework in the form of a general animal health law to be supplemented by implementing acts of a primarily technical nature.
Under these three conditions, as the Commissioner has just said:no new structures, no new legislative frameworks and no new separate funds.
This new legislative framework will allow us to ensure the same degree of protection in both cases when women are self-employed and when they are only spouses and partners of self-employed workers.
I hope that the introduction of the common definitions andassessment tools of the new legislative framework for the marketing of products in this law will significantly improve this.
I believe that this proposal for a regulation on harmonised conditions for the marketing of construction products will facilitate the updating, simplification and replacement of the ConstructionProducts Directive in light of changed circumstances concerning, for instance, market surveillance, including the new legislative framework.
Fourthly, what is the expected impact of the new legislative framework on consumers, in particular as regards prices and conditions offered?
The vast majority were technical amendments aimed at aligning the text with the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and with the new legislative framework for the marketing of goods.
As regards the new directive on toys, adopted in May 2009,it is based on a new legislative framework for the marketing of products and it provides for greater market surveillance.
In the context of the new legislative framework proposed by the European Commission on the right of Member States to ban the cultivation of GMOs on their own territory, by applying the subsidiarity principle, European states could decide on an individual basis whether they want to grow this product or not.
It is therefore necessary for any amendment to the measures implementing the Europol decision to be adopted within the new legislative framework envisaged by the Treaty of Lisbon.
In order to safeguard sustainable production in the various Member States and regions, this new legislative framework must be complemented with EU measures supporting the modernisation of productive systems, especially in the more vulnerable economies.
This proposal for a regulation is intended to harmonise the marketing of construction products, updating andsimplifying the current directive while taking account of the new legislative framework Regulation No 765/2008/EC and Decision 768/2008/EC.
Given the new market surveillance circumstances,including the new legislative framework, the proposal for a regulation on harmonised conditions for the marketing of construction products could be an important landmark on the way towards the updating, simplification and replacing of the directive.
The General Product Safety Directive 2001/95/EC(GPSD), which establishes at Community level general safety requirements for consumer products, has to be reviewed andbrought into conformity with the new legislative framework(NLF), adopted in 2008, through integration, in particular, with the regulation on market surveillance.
I voted in favour of this proposal for a regulation as it lays down harmonised conditions for the marketing of construction products and is intended to update, simplify and replace the Construction Products Directive in the light of changed circumstances,especially as regards market surveillance, including the new legislative framework.
Together with the creation of a new Body of European Regulators in Telecom, this new legislative framework will ensure better protection of consumers' private data, increase competition, offer consumers more choice and make contractual terms clearer.
The new legislative framework must promote the development of an intelligent, connected economy that is capable of connecting business networks and taking advantage of the synergies between businesses through agreements promoting standardisation, specialisation, research and development to benefit European consumers, but also agreements that contribute towards joint production, purchase, marketing and promoting cooperatives and business groups, especially among small and medium-sized enterprises.
By providing instruments designed to protect the CE mark, which were lacking until recently,the effective implementation of the new legislative framework strengthens the mark's credibility and therefore enhances the reputation of products bearing the mark in the European and, consequently, the international markets.