Examples of using Case-by-case approach in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Committee supports a pragmatic case-by-case approach.
When a case-by-case approach is used, this consultation has to take place on each separate occasion.
She stressed the need for a case-by-case approach in each sector.
The case-by-case approach previously followed was, it is generally agreed, no longer acceptable.
Data quality and application of a case-by-case approach for technical provisions.
I think that we must then give an answer in place of our hitherto preoccupied, case-by-case approach.
She underlined the need for a case-by-case approach related to the individual situation of the Member State concerned.
The fundamental public education task, which also applies in the vocational training field, also calls for a differentiated, case-by-case approach.
A case-by-case approach is therefore necessary to identify the right level of analysis for each individual policy.
This is particularly relevant for case handling and allows a case-by-case approach in implementing the relevant Union instruments.
The idea of a case-by-case approach, both for conventions and for other legislative acts, has also been mooted.
The many forms that such additional taxes may anddo take render the case-by-case approach of the ECJ insufficient to deal with the issue.
The EU's case-by-case approach to the deliberate release of GMOs into the environment applies to both GM animals and GM plants.
During the subsequent discussions, a preference emerged for a case-by-case approach based on individual decisions each time Article 169 is applied.
However, a case-by-case approach remains the basis for the Commission's control of the application of EU law, and in particular competition and internal market rules.
In any case, however, the Commission would like to state that the more advantageous approach, thereby circumventing the risk of certain technical complications in the work, is the case-by-case approach which offers better quality.
We are also in agreement concerning a case-by-case approach and the importance of participation and consultation of the sector at all levels.
For example, the diversity of the services economy andthe variety of issues arising in sometimes widely differing contexts can make a harmonised approach unsuitable while the direct enforcement of Treaty rules requires a case-by-case approach.
The Commission is aware of the advantages of this case-by-case approach, which would completely eliminate the risk of secret agreements or guarantees, for example.
In submitting this communication, the European Commission is interested in gathering information on the need for more far-reaching EC action in the area of private law,in particular to the extent that the case-by-case approach might not be able to solve all the problems which might arise.
The EU's development agenda in which it argued for a case-by-case approach to development policy and exemption from customs duties for products from the least developed countries.
It is true that the method originally used was an entirely normal approach which, to a certain extent, facilitated administrative handling of the problems, but in my opinion, the pragmatic andpolitical fundamentals speak very strongly in favour of a case-by-case approach and the Commission will use this method from now on.
The Council believes this should be based on a case-by-case approach, with the EU working together with African states to identify gaps where the EU could assist their efforts on migration and asylum issues.
At the same time, differences between Member States in terms of geographic location andstructure of energy mix and supply means that a case-by-case approach based on a thorough assessment of the bottlenecks, taking into account the costs, is needed.
Up until now, however, the Commission has followed a case-by-case approach, particularly on aid for electricity generated from renewable sources and on transitional arrangements(stranded costs) provided for in the electricity Directive.
Mr President, I welcome the white paper on sport and I particularly support the emphasis on securing greater legal certainty,because relying on a case-by-case approach in the courts has led to an inconsistency of approach in terms of governing sport.
For data-limited stocks,the agreements favoured a case-by-case approach giving due consideration to the best available scientific information and indicators, in particular quantitative trends.
Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to say that it is undoubtedly true that the amended rules and the pressure of the crisis have led to a situation where there will be more individual cases but, as I have already stated,the Commission accepts the weight of the arguments on the side of adopting a case-by-case approach and we will therefore proceed under this method.
Rather than putting all nanomaterials in one basket, a case-by-case approach to risk assessment should be applied, using strategies based on indications of potential risks, either in terms of exposure or hazard.
If insurance and reinsurance undertakings have insufficient data of appropriate quality to apply a reliable actuarial method to a subset of their insurance and reinsurance obligations, oramounts recoverable from reinsurance contracts and special purpose vehicles, a case-by-case approach may be taken with respect to the calculation of the best estimate.