Examples of using Underlying principle in English and their translations into Finnish
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Underlying principle 4: Security and privacy.
The Council, however, accepted their underlying principle.
Underlying principle 3: Inclusion and accessibility.
As Mr Crowley mentioned, the underlying principle must always be caveat emptor.
Underlying principle 12: Effectiveness and efficiency.
The European Economic Recovery Plan has two key pillars, and one underlying principle.
Underlying principle 1: Subsidiarity and proportionality.
We approve of the approach taken in it and its underlying principles, above all those of openness and equal pay.
Underlying principle 11: Technological neutrality and adaptability.
In the Committee's view, therefore, the emission rights trading mechanism must be based on the following underlying principles.
They are the underlying principles that guide the agreement.
What could be the relevant fora and the appropriate level involving donors and partner country to raise anddiscuss concerns regarding underlying principles?
The underlying principle should be that each mode pays its full costs.
Mr President, the principle of equal pay for equal work regardless of gender should be an underlying principle in the civilised world.
The underlying principle of the definition in the Commission proposal is however ensured.
Regarding the implementation of cohesion policy, the report does not call into question the underlying principles strategic planning, decentralised management, continuous monitoring and evaluation.
Underlying principles" matter and policy dialogue is a key part of the package.
It has been suggested that the practice on simplified procedure might be consolidated either into the Regulation itself orinto a form of"block exemption" that could be built around the underlying principles of the Notice.
It follows that the underlying principle- of cautious and balanced actions- is the right one.
We must recognise that the industry was not of one view on this matter, with the incumbent network or transmission system operators resisting change, while most of the other operators,be they upstream or downstream, strongly endorsed the underlying principle embodied in the Commission proposal.
The first underlying principle calls for subsidiarity and proportionality as enshrined in the EU Treaty.
It is supposed to benefit the user so the underlying principle of any decision on competition must always include the consumer to ensure they retain the right to choose the most cost-effective service for them.
The underlying principle applied to the registration of languages is that each person has only one language of his or her choice.
Firstly: the Ludford report flouts and violates the underlying principle of subsidiarity by calling in points 4, 6, 27 second indent, 11 and 20 for measures such as the recruitment of third country nationals to public office or formal requirements to change curricula and teacher training programmes.
The underlying principle in the single monetary policy is that markets that operate efficiently can ensure harmonised short-term interest rates across the board in the euro area.
Under the new provision the underlying principle is that the case is re-examined starting with a Phase I procedure on the basis of a new notification and a new assessment which takes into account current market conditions.
The underlying principle of the legislation governing European Community vehicle type-approval is that once a vehicle has satisfied an exhaustive set of technical requirements a Member State cannot prohibit the marketing or entry into service of the vehicle.
If one looks at the plan of action, one can clearly see that the underlying principle is establishing certain cross-sectoral tools which are needed to develop an integrated approach to maritime affairs and also starting to look at sectoral measures in a more holistic way, therefore taking into account what impact there would be, for example, if fisheries decisions are taken on other sectors as well as vice-versa.
As an underlying principle of navigation at sea, freedom of the seas has enabled a worldwide transport‑services market to develop that is characterised by free competition in an area where there is little regulation.
The underlying principle of any legislation on food is the protection of human health, and for this very reason, it is vital to introduce the precautionary principle in risk management when scientific data is insufficient or inconclusive.