Examples of using Exist in some member states in English and their translations into Dutch
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Similar criteria also exist in some Member States.
Good practices exist in some Member States and these good practices should be shared with other Member States for the benefit of all.
It does not include Rechtspfleger/court clerks who exist in some Member States.
Such rules exist in some Member States but not in others.
Particular attention should be paid to the laws on employee inventions that exist in some Member States.
Such bodies already exist in some Member States, and the Community could draw on their experience.
Due account should be taken of agreements and practices on civil dialogue that exist in some Member States.
These initiatives only exist in some Member States and are only applicable on the national territory.
would however first involve the harmonised use of national satellite accounts which already exist in some Member States.
Standards on the elaboration of judgments exist in some Member States, in particular those consisting of specific requirements on structure.
Let me identify what could be regarded as our'sore points'. We do not want to see full harmonisation resulting in the elimination of the stringent consumer standards that exist in some Member States.
forms of ownership that already exist in some Member States- such as non-voting shares
must under no circumstances lead to a levelling down of the more favourable conditions that already exist in some Member States.
Other, more appropriate, forms of ownership that already exist in some Member States- such as special shares without voting rights freely transferable
particularly as regards the many small farms that still exist in some Member States.
Therefore, I should like to put the following question to the Commission with regard to the national declarations that exist in some Member States: could you perhaps come forward with a specific proposal to make these compulsory for all the Member States of the European Union?
registered partnerships which exist in some Member States.
The Commission is apprised of the difficulties that exist in some Member States in relation to the use of vehicles by individuals resident in border regions who have,
while respecting the systems which already exist in some Member States.
However, no analysis is given to indicate the extent to which this is due to regulatory barriers(as certainly exist in some Member States), to differing bases for risk assessment, to cultural differences
National Action Plans and Strategy programmes intended to link all the different dimensions of drug issues- prevention, reduction, treatment, rehabilitation, research- exist in some Member States Greece, Ireland,
the Committee calls on the Member States to ensure that the tax discrepancies which currently exist in some Member States between private sector firms and non-profit sector activities do not grow even further with the introduction of a reduced VAT rate.
while respecting the systems which already exist in some Member States.
It is a matter of the utmost urgency, in view of the forthcoming elections in 1999, that the obstacles to exercising the right to vote in European Union elections which still exist in some Member States, and which are generally of a simply administrative nature, should be eliminated.
On the basis of the existing methods the Commission should consider developing an EU framework in accordance with the EESC recommendations that fits in with the specific regulations that exist in some Member States and their models of welfare organizations and social enterprises themselves.
as already exist in some Member States, for imposing temporarily
This procedure, which exists in some Member States, is costly and time-consuming.
Such a situation exists in some Member States for the classification of mountainous areas, for example.
such as the dual training system that exists in some Member States.
the technological need that exists in some Member States.