Examples of using Simplified procedure in English and their translations into Czech
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A simplified procedure for ordaining new priests.
Member States will apply uniform and simplified procedures.
Simplified procedure almost excludes Parliament.
Seventy per cent of imports come through the simplified procedure.
It is, therefore, a simplified procedure in the case of dispatching of employees.
Have they fought to see climate policy left almost entirely to the Council through a simplified procedure?
Compare the current rules for simplified procedures for procuring below-threshold contracts.
A simplified procedure is a way forward if we are to gain the acceptance of the farmers themselves.
The second point concerns the simplified procedures to make access to the CE label easier.
It was also decided that Ukraine andGeorgia would receive the Action Plan for accession by a simplified procedure, when they are prepared.
The term'simplified procedure' conceals the fact that it is possible for this type of procedure to fail.
I also disagree with this particular use of the simplified procedure for revising the Treaty.
We therefore need a simplified procedure, inspired by the new procedure that the treaty affords the main budget itself.
In writing.- I want to voice our dissatisfaction with the so-called simplified procedure for the Georgia and Armenia macro-financial aid files.
Simplified procedures will also ensure that public funds are used more effectively and efficiently, and that the administrative burden is reduced.
Today, this House's long-cherished dream of a simplified procedure and more rapid results has come true.
But the simplified procedure provides that all national parliaments, all 27 national parliaments, must acquiesce at least in the adoption of this Treaty change.
The national parliaments are not involved in the simplified procedure, unless it be in the ratification procedures. .
I consider it necessary for us to accelerate this assistance so thatit can come into operation by the start of next year, and I have therefore proposed the simplified procedure via our committee chairman.
The committee has debated this report and a simplified procedure has been proposed as this is an extremely urgent topic.
We also know, however, that this approach could possibly beharder to implement as, for reasons of politics and time, the simplified procedure should be our aim and no referendums should be held.
In certain cases, exporters can follow a simplified procedure to notify an export of a PIC chemical and obtain a reference identification number RIN.
The text of the legislative resolution on which we have voted underwent the simplified procedure provided for under Rule 46 of the Rules of Procedure. .
On the second point, on a simplified procedure, there are no debates, there is no explanation of vote, but, Ms Sinclaire, you can put it in writing, so please avail yourself of that opportunity.
On the other hand, there is then, of course, the risk that the simplified procedure could no longer be applied, which would result in referendums being needed.
But I do not support the use of simplified procedure in the future and I think it would be a good idea for us to have a hearing on the Slot Allocation Directive, perhaps in the autumn or winter when we come back.
The type of legislative initiative to which he was referring would not come under this simplified procedure that we are proposing: that would go through the normal procedures, as that particular type of legislative initiative merits.
The issue that we are discussing in the context of this simplified procedure concerns whether Europe has a future or whether it will break down into individual states and descend into unimportance and irrelevance.
Even when desperate times call for desperate measures and simplified procedures, in the long run, it is not possible to ignore transparency, parliamentary scrutiny and democratic accountability.
Both instruments are linked to the announced amendment- using the simplified procedure and without holding any referenda- to the Treaty of Lisbon, with the aim of introducing the so-called'conditionality' associated with the European Stability Mechanism.