Examples of using Non-binding instruments in English and their translations into Dutch
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The use of non-binding instruments.
Non-binding instruments were unanimously rejected by all consulted parties as a sole means to reach the objectives.
Some would therefore like the Commission to cover coordination at the preparation stage in non-binding instruments.
Draft non-binding instruments(guidelines);
Obligation of Member State to submit to Commission existing and future non-binding instruments with all accompanying documents;
Introduce non-binding instruments(recommendations or guidelines) or.
also in the form of non-binding instruments.
Lastly, there would be non-binding instruments,"Recommendations" and"Opinions,
implementation of both legislation and non-binding instruments on this issue.
Non-binding instruments(guidelines) for small fishing vessels should be formulated by the Commission in conjunction with the Advisory Committee;
Some speakers emphasised reducing the number of non-binding instruments, a source of considerable confusion for the public.
However, non-binding instruments should not be solely relied upon to deliver the necessary degree of rigorous application required by the present post Enron situation.
The Member State is obliged to submit existing and future non-binding instruments to the Commission, along with all accompanying documents;
The use of non-binding instruments gives the ESRB the ability to interact freely with any public authority involved in financial issues
A final point worth making is that the Community is increasingly resorting to all kinds of non-binding instruments in order to give form to Community law.
Additional non-binding instruments at European level to help all players understand their obligations
the development of multilateral intergovernmental agreements or non-binding instruments involving several Member States
However, Member States should be free to communicate to the Commission, on a voluntary basis, such agreements that are referred to explicitly in intergovernmental agreements or non-binding instruments.
However, some contributions suggest the use of non-binding instruments(“soft law”),
at the latest Member States shall notify to the Commission all existing non-binding instruments, including annexes
This Decision shall not apply to intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments which are already, in their entirety, subject to other specific notification procedures under Union law.
The EESC welcomes the proposal of the Commission of 16 February 2016 reinforcing the current information exchange mechanism with regard to inter-governmental agreements and non-binding instruments.
In this respect non-binding instruments can have similar impacts on the internal energy market as intergovernmental agreements as their implementation might result in a violation of Union law.
developing optional model clauses, which, if applied, would significantly improve compliance of future intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments with Union law;
B identifying common problems in relation to intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments and considering appropriate action to address those problems
Commission may perform ex-post assessment of submitted non-binding instruments and inform Member State accordingly if it considers measures implementing the non-binding instrument could conflict with Union law;
new intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments should allow for better coordination in energy matters between Member States
A reviewing developments in relation to intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments and striving for consistency
The Commission may perform an ex-post evaluation of submitted non-binding instruments and inform the Member State accordingly if it considers that the measures implementing the non-binding instrument could conflict with Union law;
assess the extent to which this Decision promotes compliance of intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments with Union law and a high level of coordination between Member States with regard to intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments.