Examples of using Common position includes in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Common Position includes such a requirement.
That is against the principle of Community rules and superfluous since the common position includes harmonised rules for the marketing of animals in the light of the BSE status.
The common position includes the following new elements which were not in the Commission proposal.
Concerning force majeure(Article 29): The Common Position includes a new Article on force majeure circumstances.
The common position includes all of the European Parliament's amendments that could be accepted by the Commission.
These provisions are coherent with the EP amendments 64rev, 47, 48, 67rev, 79, 68rev, 80, 51 and 69rev on this subject;however the difference is that the common position includes the use of the curtailment of time periods in some cases.
The Common Position includes indicative limit values for particulate matter(PM10), to be met by 2010.
The Council however considers that for ease ofenforcement it would be clearer to establish the levels in food as marketed, although for clarity the common position includes an amendment specifying that, for foods which have to be reconstituted or diluted, the levels should be established for the reconstituted or diluted food.
The Common Position includes restrictive measures(visa ban, assets freeze) against a number of persons. 12890/02.
However, in view of the need to take a first significant step in establishing a Community policy on the promotion of biofuels, the Commission can, reluctantly, accept the Council's position as thebasis for a compromise, particularly as the Common Position includes a review clause which would allow the Commission to propose mandatory targets in case the targets set by Member States were not met.
The Common position includes a new recital to clarify the extent of the exemption of article 2(1) d.
Concerning the Joint Technology Initiatives, the Common position includes the modifications of the criteria for the identification of Joint Technology Initiatives.
The common position includes some of the European Parliament's first-reading amendments that are acceptable in full to the Council.
Concerning Pooling(Article 28): The Common Position includes a new Article that enables Member States to allow operators of installations carrying out a particular activity listed in Annex I to apply to pool their allowances.
The common position includes detailed provisions on information and training for workers exposed to risks from optical radiation.
Concerning the Kyoto Protocol's project based mechanisms(Recital(18) andArticle 30(3)): The Common Position includes a recital emphasising that recognition of credits from project-based mechanisms will increase the cost-effectiveness of achieving global reductions of greenhouse gas emissions and will be provided for a Directive on linking project-based mechanisms to the Community emissions trading scheme.
The Common Position includes new provisions foreseen for a Regulatory Committee through reference to Council Decision 1999/468/EC of 28 June 1999, which lays down the procedures for the exercise of implementing powers conferred on the Commission.
The common position includes detailed provisions on information and training for workers exposed to risks from electromagnetic fields.
The common position includes a definition of‘transactional decision' to clarify what is included within a consideration of the consumer's‘economic behaviour.
The common position includes, either in letter or spirit, many of the amendments adopted by the European Parliament in the first two readings.
The common position includes a modification to clarify what is meant by'extending shelf life through the replacement of sugars' so that this concept is better explained Article 7 b.
Although the common position includes pilotage in the scope of the Directive, it places particular emphasis on the key importance of service specificities as identified by the European Parliament.
The common position includes additional provisions such as a requirement for the Commission to prepare guidance on the determination of contributions from the natural sources and winter sanding.
The Common position includes intra-EU mobility provisions only for students and researchers as opposed to the Commission proposal which had foreseen such provisions also for remunerated trainees.
The common position includes a new provision in Article 29 to reflect the need created by the changes to the labelling provisions that a transitional period is provided for products which no longer comply with the new rules.
The common position includes provisions designed to balance working relations between the Agency, the European Networks of Transmission System Operators(ENTSOs) and the Commission as regards the establishment and monitoring of network codes.1.
The common position includes nearly all the amendments introduced by the European Parliament at first reading only the amendment concerning the positive list of feed materials is not included, as it does not fall within the scope of the proposal.
The common position includes a provision in Article 28 to clarify that during the transfer of current authorisations for food additives into the new annexes, those food additives or uses thereof which are no longer necessary should not be transferred.
The common position includes a new specific Article on public access(Article 29), which provides for public accessibility of key documents such as the application for authorisation, supplementary information from the applicant and monitoring reports, excluding confidential information.
In particular, the common position includes: fully harmonised and detailed general information requirements; the principle of written confirmation; a right of withdrawal with some exceptions; protection for the user on the chosen means of payment and redress in the event of disputes.