Examples of using Administrative constraints in English and their translations into Finnish
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It minimises administrative constraints.
Their lives must be simplified by reducing regulatory and administrative constraints.
The first is due to the administrative constraints imposed by the Commission.
Guidelines might be sufficient andwould avoid too many administrative constraints.
Existing limitations and administrative constraints which make distance voting or proxy voting cumbersome and costly should be removed.
On a structural level, the EU risk capital market faces a range of regulatory, fiscal,and legal/administrative constraints.
Due to legal and administrative constraints, the decentralisation of project management to partner organisations, such as has taken place under Phare, is not recommended at this stage.
The implementation of the 1992 reform package has brought new administrative constraints, placing an excessive burden on farmers;
The ESC assumes that the term"penalties" and the concept of enforcement also includes other means of combating aircraft noise,such as fines and administrative constraints.
For example, certain developing countries may have administrative constraints which require a simplified approach or may need assistance in implementing the good governance commitments.
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.
Broaden access to Community programmes by easing legal,financial and administrative constraints that discourage SMEs and by facilitating group projects proposed by intermediary organisations.
In this context, the creation of- single- structures for the management of projects,capable of dealing with both the financial and administrative constraints, is a priority.
Any new management procedure must be conceived so as to reduce the present costs and the heavy administrative constraints of projects, since currently administrative costs are typically 7% of the global cost of each project.
For Member States, taking into account the time elapsed from the first allocation of entitlements,the adoption of the necessary correction would lead to disproportionate legal and 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.
The Committee does not, however, agree with the Commission(inits statement in the explanatory memorandum) that the proposed arrangement will not impose any administrative constraints on the creation, maintenance and development of SMEs.
The modified proposal grants Member States more latitude in the implementation of some of the proposed measures in comparison to the 2008 proposal, which addresses concerns on potentially high financial implications and administrative constraints and costs.
If we want to provide better access to the available funds for the potential beneficiaries of the 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.
Compensation must be provided by the licensor in the eventof an exceptional risk: an unforeseeable event which increases the cost of the contract(modification of administrative constraints, climatic or geological events, etc.);
The Committee does not,however, agree with the Commission that the proposed arrangement will not impose any administrative constraints on the creation, maintenance and development of SMEs.
Experience gained during years of implementing these provisions highlights not only considerable variations in the intervals for the submission to the Commission of national reports, but also administrative constraints which complicate and bureaucratise the exercise.
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.
Earth observation satellites provide national administrations andthe parties concerned with standard facilities throughout the Union that can be pressed into service with few bureaucratic and administrative constraints, providing highly accurate and reliable results.
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.
Steps must be taken to disseminate initiatives in place in some Member States in the areas of taxation, discharge of liability for donors oradapting certain administrative constraints to make donating easier while guaranteeing food safety.
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.
However, in order to ensure that genuine establishments and transactions are not unduly sanctioned it is imperative that where the existence of a purely artificial arrangement is presumed, the taxpayer is given the opportunity,without being subject to undue administrative constraints, to produce evidence of any commercial justification that there may be for that arrangement.