Examples of using Binding standards in English and their translations into Finnish
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However, BREF documents do not set any legally binding standards.
So there should be binding standards as a minimum basis, supplemented by voluntary undertakings.
There is only one thing I can say to you:if we do not finally make up our minds to introduce binding standards, we shall gradually create the same conditions that exist elsewhere.
Should binding standards on detention be established and which alternatives to detention should be considered?
After all there are no international binding standards which force us to adopt this legislation.
It is a positive tone, a tone that conveys a belief that an international agreement can really be reached;that is, an agreement containing internationally binding standards.
The 1976 Bathing Water Directive set binding standards for bathing waters throughout the European Union.
Particularly important from a consumer or user perspective is the role regulators often play in developing and implementing binding standards of security and quality of service.
We do not think that legally binding standards should be avoided in the field of corporate responsibility.
Since then, we have also witnessed a- fortunately frustrated- attempt to no longer translate even generally binding standards which enhance our book-keeping into all official languages.
A comprehensive legal system with binding standards requires a uniform European legal basis recognized and applied at all levels Member State, regional.
Considering that these standards relateonly to security standards, not to any domestic uses of national identity cards and that no legally binding standards or timetables are being imposed;
The aim of the measures is to ensure comprehensive binding standards for blood and blood products from donor to patient.
If the European Union complies with binding standards, it must also be able to require the same from its trading partners and particularly from emerging countries, and insist on quality and sustainability, particularly for food products coming into its territory, in order to preserve fair and equitable trade.
We need a regulatory framework that sets objectives,lays down binding standards, and creates machinery and applicability across the board.
We just need to increase the binding standards, starting from the level we have now, and working together, thus demonstrating to the world that standards can be increased in the nuclear industry.
An objective like this would require Europe to provide itself with effective resources inorder to limit such emissions, either by binding standards, as is the case for other pollutants, or by incentives, with checks and penalties.
We do not think that legally binding standards should be avoided in the field of corporate responsibility: in Europe, we should create additional standards for company reporting.
I voted for the draft revised directives on the energy performance of buildings because I believe that new buildings should abide by the principle of energy saving and that binding standards should apply in this area, so that they are respected effectively everywhere.
Options to introduce binding legislation, binding standards or quality labels were discarded at an early stage, as the legal basis of Article 196 TFEU excludes harmonisation.
I am pleased with the commitment that the EU has demonstrated in establishing binding standards that guarantee the Roma community access to education, employment, housing and healthcare.
The TWF directive closed various regional legal gaps and created binding standards for areas including advertising and the protection of minors, thus creating a level playing field in terms of equal opportunities and competitiveness.
I also think it is debatable whether this is a question which requires an EU directive to set binding standards for the Member States at all, since the consumers' interests are not quite satisfied and not fully protected.
The Council underlined its support for this principle and agreed that binding standards, consistent with the existing responsibilities of states under relevant international law, would be critical in tackling proliferation which is undesirable and irresponsible and which undermines peace, security.
In general, national health systems, such as in the UK,can introduce more binding standards using the central regulatory instruments at their disposal and can apply sanctions to ensure compliance.
I agree with the position of the European Parliament that if the European Union complies with binding standards, it must also be able to require the same from its trading partners and particularly from emerging countries, and insist on quality and sustainability, particularly for food products coming into its territory, in order to preserve fair and equitable trade.
Secondly, although the safety and protection of consumers andthe environment are regulated by numerous European guidelines and other binding standards, last year's case involving the US toy manufacturer Martell, and not only that case, showed that current practice is unsatisfactory in many instances and, moreover, that there are wide divergences in the enforcement of the rules at Europe's borders and within the European market, surveillance in some cases being inadequate.
Therefore, we definitely need a binding standard to which all network operators have to adhere.
It is desirable to aim for a common, binding standard for the PCASPs on board EU-flagged vessels.
Even though non-binding, those standard terms would become a de facto standard, the effects of which are very close to a binding standard and need to be analysed accordingly.