Examples of using These general principles in English and their translations into Finnish
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What are these general principles?
The Community institutions and the Member States are requested to continue examining their policies, in compliance with the Treaty andin accordance with their respective powers, in the light of these general principles.
These general principles constitute Ta opća načela čine.
However, the scope and application of these general principles vary widely across the EU.
These general principles of valuation require specific applications for certain products such as seasonal products and wine.
The concepts must therefore be clearly defined, and these general principles strictly applied.
These general principles and rules would address the main issues of uncertainty and diversity and would draw upon.
However, Member States and stakeholders have pointed out that these general principles are open to different interpretations and therefore are not satisfactory for dealing with some specific claims.
These general principles on Kesko's corporate responsibility cover all companies in the Kesko Group, regardless of where they operate.
The Commission recommends that the Council approves the general principles mentioned under paragraphs A and B above andthat the MS take into account these general principles when evaluating and revising their national vehicle taxation systems.
The Committee feels that these general principles are such that the entire future of public health policy can be built upon them.
RECALLING that the Declaration on the Specific Characteristics of Sport and its Social Function in Europe, annexed to the Presidency conclusions of the Nice European Council meeting(7, 8 and 9 December 2000), requests"the Community institutions and the Member States to continue examining their policies, in compliance with the Treaty andin accordance with their respective powers, in the light of these general principles.
How should these general principles, aimed at reducing fishing, making more profit and conserving stocks better, be implemented?
The European Council meeting in December confirmed these general principles and invited the Council to continue its work on exit strategies and to report back by June 2010, both in the fiscal and financial areas.
These general principles only acquire substance and translate into practice if they permeate the organisational structure of the entire European Union.
In conformity with the model used in Directive 2003/6/ EC on Market Abuse, these general principles need to be left to the Commission Decisions organising the work of the ESC( when meeting outside its« comitology» capacity) and CESR, as completed by the rules of procedure and working arrangements of these Committees.
These general principles need to be applied in a way that takes full account of the unique features of Galileo, including the public service component(safety of life services) and the security dimension.
We in the Presidency view these general principles, endorsed by the Council, as a contribution and pointer to the Commission in connection with its ongoing work as the end of the year approaches.
These general principles have either developed through further specific legislation or their development has been left to the courts, over many decades, which have produced a comprehensive and detailed jurisprudence.
The Court adopted a series of rulings in which these general principles are defined as being based on the traditions common to all the national constitutions concerned and on the relevant international and regional instruments, particularly the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms signed on 4 November 1950, which entered into force in 1953.
In the light of these general principles, the guidelines then describe the main types of aid which the Commission can accept and the conditions attaching to authorisation of the aid.
Starting from these general principles and with the above structure in mind, this Communication considers various areas for regulatory policy in the communications sector.
Departures from these general principles shall be permitted in exceptional cases in order to give a true and fair view of the undertaking's assets, liabilities, financial position and profit or loss.
If we compare these general principles, these solemn declarations, with social reality, with the everyday world we live in, specifically in terms of the achievement of women's equality in the field of representation amongst the European Union's social partners, one conclusion immediately springs to mind: there is still much to do.
These four general principles remain valid and should be incorporated in the new framework.
These are general principles, which operate in different ways in the laws of the Member States.