Examples of using Precise rules in English and their translations into Czech
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There will be precise rules to respect.
She establishes this by setting precise rules.
Precise rules are needed to protect users.
Action has been taken and clear and precise rules introduced in this field, too.
The one who said that we needed to pull down Roma camps or the one who said, as the directive quite rightly says,that citizens can be expelled based on precise rules and even more precise guarantees?
There are very precise rules in the world of antiques.
Moreover, entrepreneurs who invest in China must be asked to follow precise rules regarding workers' rights.
But it has rules, precise rules, very strict, on how to use it.
In writing.-(FR) I support the own-initiative report by Mrs Jäätteenmäki on the European Ombudsman's access to information, and the need for a clearer set of regulations,as it seeks to lay down more precise rules in this area.
This is an area where we need to draw up precise rules defining a clear framework.
They need to feel that the institutions are capable of standing by them and of supporting them in overcoming together this difficult period for the European economy, which will survive- andI am deeply convinced of this- by implementing serious and precise rules that apply to everyone.
It is glaringly obvious that the European Union must lay down precise rules and actively regulate who will be admitted to work in the EU.
However, on the other hand, strict and precise rules governing copy protection and the extension of this protection to cover films are very, very important.
Positioning the ZR 800 in spite of the fact that the ZR 800 is equipped with advanced technologies for adapting to rooms, some locations are better than others.Each room is different and therefore no precise rules apply, nevertheless when positioning the device, we recommend considering the following recommendations.
In fact, the danger of not laying down precise rules is that we will fail to take the decisions necessary to ensure the management of spent fuel and radioactive waste.
Now, about parliamentary assistants, you know that at present parliamentary assistants are not covered by the Staff Regulations, they are a kind of special staff members in Parliament,but you know also that negotiations are ongoing to settle this and to have more precise rules, and then we can also consider what to do about access to the European Schools for the children of parliamentary assistants.
The Agency for Fundamental Rights andthe Council of Europe should agree on more precise rules regarding the implementation of Article 15 of the Agreement, which provides for grants to be received by the Council of Europe from the Agency, with the aim of achieving full transparency and avoiding any insinuation of excessive interdependence between the two institutions.
This directive rightly includes measures to discourage debtors from paying late, measures that allow creditors to exercise their rights, andalso identifies specific and precise rules such as default notices, compensation for recovery costs and the 30-day deadline, unless particular derogations apply, for the payment of debts.
My own case, as well as the case of Haiti,show the need to establish precise rules for MEPs who need constant medical care while being brought back home.
About its usage. But there are rules, precise and very strict rules. .