Examples of using Possible and appropriate in English and their translations into Danish
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Instead, it is for the ECB to evaluate the extent to which decentralisation is possible and appropriate.
Where possible and appropriate, public sector bodies should take into account the possibilities for the re-use of documents by and for people with disabilities.
Instead, it is for the ECB to evaluate the extent to which decentralised implementation is possible and appropriate.
The administrative checks must include crosschecks wherever possible and appropriate, inter alia with data from the IACS databases.
In addition, Member States are invited to set themselves national targets which could be quantified wherever possible and appropriate.
Where possible and appropriate, this has been done in writing, for instance the MES assessment has been transmitted to the Committee on International Trade.
Whereas the ECB is to have recourse to the national central banks to carry out the tasks of the ESCB to the extent deemed possible and appropriate;
In its official documents as far as may be possible and appropriate(paragraph 2) and commends this practice to the other institutions and Member States paragraph 3.
The Statute states that the ECB shall have recourse to the national central banks to carry out operations« to the extent deemed possible and appropriate».
To the extent deemed possible and appropriate and with a view to ensuring operational efficiency, the ECB has recourse to the NCBs(**) for carrying out the operations which form part of the tasks of the Eurosystem.
To facilitate re-use, public sector bodies should make their own documents available in a format which, as far as possible and appropriate, is not dependent on the use of specific software.
To the extent deemed possible and appropriate and without prejudice to the provisions of this Article, the ECB shall have recourse to the national central banks to carry out operations which form part of the tasks of the ESCB.
Therefore, public sector bodies should make documents available in any pre-existing format or language,through electronic means where possible and appropriate.
Under the principle of decentralisation laid down in Article 12.1 of the Statute of the ESCB,to the extent deemed possible and appropriate, NCBs carry out oper ations which form part of the tasks of the Eurosystem.
Public sector bodies shall make their documents available inany pre-existing format or language, through electronic means where possible and appropriate.
To the extent deemed possible and appropriate and with a view to ensuring operational efficiency, the ECB shall have recourse to the national central banks2 to carry out the operations which form part of the tasks of the Eurosystem.
Administrative checks must be undertaken on all applications for support and payment claims, and cover all elements that are possible and appropriate to control by administrative means 27.
In our opinion a report of this kind would be both possible and appropriate, because the Member States are the only shareholders of the EIB, which means that it has a direct link with, and therefore a direct budgetary responsibility to, Parliament.
It is important for the budgetary effect of the introduction of the euro on the agricultural sector to be evaluated as accurately as possible, and appropriate measures proposed as soon as possible. .
Where possible and appropriate, measures should be implemented with due regard to other Community measuresand programmes Poverty IV, Leonardo, measures supported by the EFTA Cohesion Fund and EIB loans.
Any applicable conditions and standard charges for the re-use of documents held by public sector bodies shall be pre-established and published,through electronic means where possible and appropriate.
To the extent deemed possible and appropriate and without prejudice to the provisions of this Article, the European Central Bank shall have recourse to the national central banks to carry out operations which form part of the tasks of the European System of Central Banks.
The circular establishes this, firstly by emphasising the voluntary nature of the arrangement and secondly by pointing out that schemes can be set up"when the employing authority judges that it would be possible and appropriate.
Public sector bodies shall, through electronic means where possible and appropriate, process requests for re-useand shall make the document available for re-use to the applicant or, if a licence is needed, finalise the licence offer to the applicant within a reasonable time that is consistent with the time-frames laid down for the processing of requests for access to documents.
The ESCB Statute does not specify who should implement the ECB 's policies and decisions: the ECB itself or the national central banks. Article 12.1 states merely that the ECB should have recourse to thenational central banks( NCBs), where possible and appropriate, to carry out operations.
Where possible and appropriate, operations funded by this initiative should be plannedand implemented taking into account other actions under the Structural Funds and Community programmes such as Poverty IV and Leonardo as well as actions supported by grants from the EFTA Cohesion Fund and loans from the European Investment Bank.
Given its role as a catalyst and taking account of its limited staff(3 professionals assigned on a full time basis), the CID has,wherever possible and appropriate, used specialized industrial promotion agencies, industrialists and consultants, both in the EEC and ACP States, in the evaluation and promotion of project proposals.
The ECB notes that Article 6( 2) of the proposed Directive refers to the work of the International Organisation of Securities Commissions( IOSCO), by stating that rules concerning the information to be included in the prospectus, adopted by the Commission under comitology procedure, shall be in accordance with the information requirements set out by IOSCO,where it is possible and appropriate.
The Parties acknowledge the importance of migratory species being conserved and of Range States agreeing to take action to this end whenever possible and appropriate, paying special attention to migratory species the conservation status of which is unfavourable,and taking individually or in cooperation appropriate and necessary steps to conserve such species and their habitat.
This is the key proposal, because it reopens the debate and is shown to be economically possible and socially appropriate.