Examples of using Intended to regulate in English and their translations into Finnish
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Paragraphs 1 and 2 are intended to regulate such situations.
It is precisely such a situation that the fifth indent of Article 12 of Directive 97/67 is intended to regulate.
They contain the amendment already adopted at first reading, which was intended to regulate the situation of certain architects from Ireland.
Mr President, three of the six gases listed in the Kyoto Protocol are fluorinated greenhouse gases, andit is these that this legislation is intended to regulate.
Above all, the Financial Regulation must be supplemented with provisions purely intended to regulate the funding of European parties and foundations.
The definitions should be phrased such that they cover exactly the three categories of highly skilled employees whose transfers the directive is intended to regulate.
A preliminary draft directive intended to regulate the management of such waste has been through three successive versions, the most recent of which dates from July 1999.
The threshold regarding micro isolated systems was thus established for avery specific purpose and cannot be regarded as an overall indicator of the size of systems the Community legislature intended to regulate or not.
The present proposal for a Directive is intended to regulate the advertising of tobacco products and related sponsorship, apart from that on television, already covered by other Community legislation.
For the European Parliament, the first step in the struggle for more transparency in this jungle of committees was to be informed, at least,of all that the European Commission intended to regulate in the context of these various committees.
This proposal is intended to regulate additives intended for animal nutrition, clarifying existing rules in this field and consequently the authorisation procedures for their marketing.
Here then is a new directive that, under the guise of the legitimate fight againstdiscrimination towards disabled people, is intended to regulate, or rather shackle, almost every area in which the freedom of choice, be it contractual or otherwise, still exists.
This means that proposals intended to regulate trade in 10% of production, as is the case with the World Trade Organisation, must not lose sight of the effects of these measures on trade in the other 90.
Thus, with regard to Article 39 EC, which lays down a fundamental freedom and which constitutes a specific application of the general prohibition of discrimination contained in Article 12 EC,the prohibition of discrimination applies equally to all agreements intended to regulate paid.
I can therefore only support this directive which, although intended to regulate the internal market, also limits or seeks to limit the harm caused by cigarette smoke to the people of the European Union.
However, according to the case law of the Court, social policy objectives are overriding reasons based on the general interest which may justify the application of measures intended to regulate the market, such as the obligation to hold a permit in order to provide a social service.
In the area that it is intended to regulate, these interests include those of intermediaries, of insurance companies, and also, and this must not be forgotten, the interests of consumers, although these usually put less pressure on Members than the aforementioned interested parties.
The report on the proposal for a directive on waste electrical and electronic equipment is intended to regulate at EU level the collection, treatment and recycling of this type of equipment waste and to lay down quantities and percentages.
The ECB notes that certain provisions in the proposed directive( for example, those related to short selling, securitisation and the acquisition of a controlling influence in companies)are intended to regulate horizontal issues that concern all market participants, and not just AIFMs.
This proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament andof the Council is intended to regulate the advertising of tobacco products and related sponsorship in the media, apart from that on television, already covered by other Community legislation.
Furthermore, this proposal is also intended to regulate the travel of various categories of people that have a legitimate interest in remaining for a period of between three and six months within the border-free area without their situation being equated with immigration in the true sense of the word.
For instance, the Court accepts the grant of exclusive orspecial rights for some services, as well as measures intended to regulate markets, such as authorisation requirements,to the extent they are justified by public interest objectives and proportionate to the objectives pursued9.
I therefore regret the fact that this proposal for a framework decision is intended to regulate only the private and not the public sector, especially given that national legislations are still not harmonised- there are, for example four Member States that have still not ratified the EU Convention on corruption in the public sector- which could give rise to situations of objective legal uncertainty.
The overall objective of this initiative is to ensure the transparency of national measures intended to regulate the prices of medicinal products,to manage their consumption or to establish the conditions of their public funding in order to avoid obstacles to pharmaceutical trade prohibited by the Treaty.
Therefore unlike the 2001 proposal for a directive on economic migration intended to regulate admission conditions generally- this proposal establishes a procedural simplification only and grants rights to those who are already admitted to a Member State's territory and labour market.
Unlike the 2001 proposal for a directive on economic migration- which intended to regulate the entry and residence conditions for all third-country nationals exercising paid and self-employed activities- this package only addresses the conditions and the procedures of admission for few selected categories of economic immigrants.
The G20 intends to regulate only speculative funds that pose a systemic risk.
The Committee will then have the opportunity to monitor how the Commission intends to regulate vertical agreements within a clearly defined legal framework, which must be hallmarked by its straightforwardness, transparency, legal certainty and support for SME's if the expected benefits are to be fully passed on to consumers.
The scandal of poverty is therefore not totally inevitable andI am pleased that this is indicated in the reports- such as that by Mr Howitt- which intend to regulate the laws of the market.
The proposal also envisages broadening the scope to gas turbines whose use in electricity generation is quickly growing and intends to regulate their Nox emissions.