Examples of using Such a code in English and their translations into Finnish
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Also, such a code would not be legally binding.
ACFA will be invited to develop such a Code by the end of 2002.
Such a code is needed for reasons beyond simply harmonising the actions taken by Member States.
It is to be noted that such a code would not be legally binding.
If such a code you have not, you can create one at any time by contacting the credit Bureau.
The Commission will invite the Advisory Committee for Fisheries andAquaculture to draw up such a code.
Such a Code should be then completed by a set of best regional practices to be developed by the relevant RACs.
After several rounds of discussions, agreement on the contents of such a code was reached in November 2000.
Such a code would lay down rules adapted to modern business models, and standardised obligations which take full account of the progress made in new technologies.
Customers can benefit by assurance of a certain standard of service from an airline that subscribes to such a code.
Adoption and publication of such a code is an important sign of a commitment to create a more service-minded administrative culture in relation to citizens.
There is a risk, however, which is also evident from the Ombudsman' s annual report, that the significance of such a code would vary considerably from one institution or body to another.
The Parliament has stressed"the importance for such a Code to be, for reasons of public accessibility and understanding, as identical as possible for all European institutions and bodies.
The Commission could examine the possibility of creating a subgroup within the committee to prepare such a code and this would be a good example of gender mainstreaming.
Commercial use of the services linked to such a code will allow European companies to develop pan-European services using a single telephone number throughout Europe.
That is all very well and good, but the heads of these companies- and not just in the textile sector- are coming to see us andasking the Union to establish such a code, as the American administration did.
It appears likely that such a code will soon become a reality, as the European Commission has adopted the draft in its first reading before the Commissioners resigned.
The Committee on Petitions has previously supported a common code of good administrative behaviour for European Union institutions and bodies andwe are pleased that the Ombudsman has also proposed such a code.
If all of the actors the White Paper lists were to sign up to such a code, it would imply that all had equal responsibility for the communication challenge facing the European Union.
Clearly, such a code calls for good administration by all those involved, institutions and officials alike. Furthermore, it should be implemented in the same way within all institutions.
Four non-governmental organizations(NGOs)- Oxfam, Amnesty International, Safeworld and the British American Society Information Council-recently published a briefing document, outlining the essential standards which such a code of conduct should establish.
Such a code is beginning to be effective, not simply because the companies involved sign up to a proper declaration of principles, but because this is matched too by a practical system of monitoring and verification which guarantees that those principles are upheld.
Without calling into question the exclusive right of member countries to conduct the negotiations, such a code would give the socio-occupational groups and NGOs additional responsibilities in the preparation, evaluation, monitoring and implementation of WTO commitments.
Mrs DE ESTEBAN MARTIN welcomed the initiative of the Ombudsmantowards the establishment of a code of good administrative behaviour, stating that such a code would improve the relations between the publicand officials and should be comprehensible and accessible to the public. She also stated that the Ombudsman should be given access to all the filesand documents of the institutions.