Examples of using Transpose in English and their translations into Czech
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Transpose it into my key.
Your orders are, transpose object to probe.
The last directive was not properly transposed.
But transpose it, transform it.
Oh, he used… a digital camera… transposed my face.
People also translate
A DNA analyst transposed two numbers on a piece of paper.
Some definitions have been incorrectly transposed in 15 Member States.
Transposed digits. Classic marker for number confusion.
This Directive has been transposed into national legislation.
Transposed digits. Classic marker for number confusion.
It is in our interest that the directive be transposed properly, correctly and well.
To the extent that Ukraine can transpose, implement and enforce the EU acquis in some key areas, as foreseen under the current Free Trade Agreement negotiations, the European Union should be ready to extend the internal market benefits in these areas.
I hope that the Member States, above all Italy, transpose the legislation very quickly.
As has already mentioned by several speakers before me, success in achieving the objectives set out in the Treaties and legislative acts will depend onhow effective the Member States are in applying Community law, and on how they transpose it into the national setting.
Where consumer laws have been transposed, enforcement is often patchy and haphazard.
The Member States still need to assume their collective responsibility andthe Commission still has to transpose this new direction into legislation.
We- all of us that adopt and transpose legislation- need to be aware of this responsibility.
In other words, it is an extremely effective instrument which we must retain, butperhaps also transpose to other sectors further down the line.
EU Member States should transpose the Network and Information Security Directive into their national legal frameworks in a manner that takes into account Article 8 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and the principles laid down in the General Data Protection Regulation.
The Cross-Border Mergers Directive was due to be transposed by Member States by December 2007.
Do you agree that a European directive can only lay down requirements that the Member States would then have to transpose into national law?
The period within which the Member States have to transpose these directives into legislation is two years.
The proposal to have an extended, 14-year transitional period, which could be extended by another two years,has become all the more invaluable due to the fact that it will not be possible to register active substances or transpose these regulations into national law before 2014.
We have to recognise that Member States need finally to correctly apply and transpose the Directive so that these and other problems are resolved expediently.
Therefore, I proudly and resolutely support the Italian position, which entails approving the regulation, because it will enable us to achieve a single system for the implementation of Regulation(EC) No 883/2004, andI hope that all of the other Member States will also revise their positions and transpose the new rules into their national legislation without delay.
However, we know that Member States frequently fail to promptly implement or transpose standards from EU law, or they implement or transpose them in a defective or incomplete way.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the concept of European citizenship andequal rights for all European nationals will only be fully realised when all the Member States transpose and comply with the rights defined in the Treaty.
The Commission fully agrees that it is now very important that Member States adequately transpose the new concepts introduced by the directive on unfair commercial practices and that national authorities also contribute to uniform implementation of the directive right across the EU.
As this type of advance in workers' rights is more than beneficial,the Union owes it to itself to guarantee that the Member States transpose the obligations of the directive correctly and in full.
It would invite itself to the plenary sessions of national parliaments; it would play the role of adviser;it would influence the way in which parliaments transpose texts in order to encourage uniformity; it would assert itself to make sure that defence budgets are debated… would it also dictate to them the way in which they should control governments and their activities within the Council?