Examples of using Administrative constraints in English and their translations into Danish
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Their lives must be simplified by reducing regulatory and administrative constraints.
It is therefore important to ensure that administrative constraints do not impede the realisation of the planned imports.
Guidelines might be sufficient andwould avoid too many administrative constraints.
A shortage of information, standstills in terms of cross-border services,unnecessary administrative constraints, and so on, are the criticisms voiced by the European Parliament in the report that we have adopted and of which I have voted in favour.
Economically and socially speaking,it does not make sense for a very small enterprise to be subject to the same administrative constraints as much larger enterprises.
In order to lighten the administrative constraints on firms, and consequently to improve the effectiveness of its own supervisory function, the Commission adopted a new no tice defining agreements of minor importance, known as de minimis agreements(2); these are agreements that are not caught by Article 85(1) of the EC Treaty because they have no appreciable effect on competition or trade between Member States.
To modernize the industrial role of public authorities in order toeliminate unnecessary legal and administrative constraints on enterprises, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises;
These provisions represent additional administrative constraints for Member States in comparison with the provisions of Regulation(EC) No 411/97: for the year 2001, the time available between the date of entry into force of Regulation(EC) No 609/2001 of 2 April 2001, and the deadlines for the implementation of provisions of Articles 11(4), 14(2) and Annex II is less than would be the case in a normal year of application.
Certainly, we must consider the need to protect the Union from clandestine immigration, butdoes that mean we have to resort to uncontrolled procedures and multiply the administrative constraints which, in the final analysis, jeopardize human rights?
If we want to provide better access to the available funds for the potential beneficiaries ofthe European Structural Funds, it seems to me that the administrative constraints associated with funding applications will need to be made less cumbersome and the procedures for accessing EU funding more transparent.
However, Articles 43 EC and 48 EC are to be interpreted as not precluding national tax legislation which imposes certain compliance requirements where the resident company seeks exemption from taxes already paid on the profits of that CFC in the State in which it is resident, provided that the aim of those requirements is to verify that the CFCis actually established and that its activities are genuine without that entailing undue administrative constraints.
SMEs, micro-enterprises and craft businesses in particular are still"weak operators",given that it is precisely for them that the regulatory and administrative constraints imposed by some Member States, including Italy, are major obstacles to accessing Structural Funds.
The instruments that have been employed so far by the European Union within the financial framework 2007-2013 have proven to be seriously deficient in some areas, such as the scarcity of resources and coverage,the existence of heavy administrative constraints, let alone the fact that they are dispersed over multiple and different lines of action.
The Netherlands Government explained in its written observations that its legislation initially provided for an exemption from the tax on dividends butthat that exemption had had to be replaced by the contested scheme because of the administrative constraints which it imposed on the fiscal investment enterprises in terms of justifying their situation to the companies making a distribution prior to each dividend payment.
I recently discussed the problem with producers in Alsace and found that agricultural producers, winegrowers and small-holders in our region still face legal,fiscal and administrative constraints in some Member States,constraints that are simply disguised forms of protectionism.
It is a paradox that he has not thought to point out that the best way of safeguarding or creating jobs was, for the Member States,to reduce their taxation and alleviate the administrative constraints they impose on companies and, for the European Union, to better promote fair trade.
They shall take account of existing administrative practice and structures in the Member States andshall be determined so as not to entail excessive economic constraints or administrative costs.
Yet small and medium-sized enterprises are experiencing an unprecedented crisis: lack of liquidity,bureaucratic obstacles and constraints and administrative barriers.