Examples of using Accepted principles in English and their translations into Finnish
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On the other hand, we must require that all respect commonly- accepted principles.
And commonly accepted principles as well as the foundations of international order are under severe pressure.
The oversight of SWIFT is currently based on widely accepted principles and common market practices.
The adoption of microbiological criteria andtemperature control measures in accordance with scientifically accepted principles.
Multinational companies must follow accepted principles drafted by the UN, the OECD and other international organisations6.
The situation in the European Union is the sin of not observing the universally established and accepted principles of the Stability and Growth Pact.
These rules are based on generally accepted principles already endorsed by Member States in the council of the International Civil Aviation Organization.
In other areas, such as environment protection, consumer safety and social and labour standards,the development of globally accepted principles will need to be further pursued.
Deviations from the established and generally accepted principles of bankruptcy laws are then justified by the public interest.
As I said when referring to Bulgaria, it is a new step towards a really reunited Europe based on mutually accepted principles of democracy and the rule of law.
In accordance with the generally accepted principles of international law, Greece endeavours to promote peace and justice, as well as the development of friendly relations between peoples and states.
Whether the rules for profit determination in respect of activities within a multinational group of companies departs from internationally accepted principles, notably the rules agreed upon within the OECD,?
This means in summary, that the internationally accepted principles and requirements, laid down in the IAEA Standards and the Joint Convention, do not guarantee a uniform approach at EU level due to missing enforceability.
Since 2010, we have remained proud members of the United Nations Global Compact initiative,which sets standards and universally accepted principles for companies within human rights, labor rights, and the environment.
The dialogue takes place inter alia on the basis of the mutually accepted principles on respect for human rights of the Barcelona Declaration, and will be reinforced by the future Association Agreement now being negotiated between Syria and the EU.
The EU will strive to ensure that the policies of successive Afghan administrations be guided by the following generally accepted principles enshrined in international instruments to which Afghanistan is a party.
This may prove difficult without a common foreign policy setting out accepted principles for intervention or non-intervention in areas of conflict, but there are those who believe that a"whole of EU approach" is the only way to ensure peace-building has a real impact on the ground.
The Committee thinks that the black list should be restricted to cases in which the unfair nature is unanimously recognised in the legislation of all Member States as violating generally accepted principles, in any type of contract.
Kesko participates in the UN Global Compact initiativeand is committed to observing ten generally accepted principles concerning human rights, labour standards, the environment and anti-corruption in all of its operating countries.
Ensuring the implementation of fundamental rights, reinforcing the rule of law and the requirement that administration be governed by legality, increasing the effectiveness with which representative democracy andparliamentarism function, and respect for separation of powers are generally accepted principles in Finnish society.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,I am afraid that we are getting into a debate in which reason and generally accepted principles are having to give way to emotion, national interests and also self-interest.
Policy option 1 consists in strengthening at EU level the internationally accepted principles and requirements for radioactive waste and spent fuel management, laid down in the Safety Standards of the International Atomic Energy Agency and in the Joint Convention, by rendering them both legally binding and enforceable at EU level.
The decision by Prime Minister Meciar to exercise the presidential powers to grant amnesties in these cases brings into question his commitment to commonly accepted principles of good governance and the rule of law.
Therefore, even though all EU Member States(except Malta) andthe Euratom Community are contracting parties, the internationally accepted principles and requirements laid down in the Joint Convention and related IAEA safety standards do not guarantee a uniform approach at EU level.
Policy option 1 would contribute to improving the management of spent fuel andradioactive waste at EU level in the shorter term as it makes the internationally accepted principles and requirements for radioactive waste and spent fuel management legally binding and enforceable at EU level.
Special attention was paid to ensuring the Directive is consistent with existing European legislation while making internationally accepted principles and requirements, laid down in the IAEA Safety Standards and the Joint Convention, legally binding and enforceable in the EU.
The proposal for a Directive on airport charges, which was presented on 24 January 2007, addressed financing airport infrastructure in general and contained a provision on security charges.3The proposal was based on internationally accepted principles already endorsed by the International Civil Aviation Organization(ICAO).4 However, the Council preferred to await this report before considering new EU legislation on the provision of security charges.
This will promote the universally accepted principle that all development projects must be sustainable.
Following the G20 meeting in Pittsburgh, this has now become an internationally accepted principle.
Although the legal text does not clearly say so,it is a generally accepted principle that identical originating and-non-originating materials, to be included in a product, should be segregated physically.