Examples of using Binding nature in English and their translations into German
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Binding nature of the provisions.
Secondly, I wish to focus on the binding nature of this Charter.
While these rules are important,they remain of a high-level and non binding nature.
This in no way alters the binding nature of the agreed deadline.
The binding nature of the Charter of Fundamental Rights has been distorted by an opt-out clause.
Its effectiveness and binding nature are however not yet ensured.
The binding nature of the black list and the purely indicative nature of the grey list should be clearly specified in the legislative text.
Voluntary union, wholistic approach, binding nature, duration and a partnership basis.
Due to their binding nature, you agree to review these Terms from time to time and agree that any subsequent use by you of exploreviva.
Scope and duration of delegation and the binding nature of a delegated act;
Concerning the binding nature of the measures to be proposed, the following approaches, which can also be combined, are.
Moreover, it must not be possible to undermine or call into question the binding nature of this agreement that will be reached.
The EESC has stressed the binding nature of the Charter and urges Member States to promote a protection and promotion-oriented fundamental rights culture6.
The nature of such principles, relating to the right to be heard, the binding nature of decisions and the like, is well known.
Above all, it must be remembered that the community of«Freemasons» and its moral obligations arepresented as a progressive system of symbols of an extremely binding nature.
Because the latter was not ratified, the legally binding nature of the Charter has remained practically a dead letter7.
The binding nature of the arrangements designed to benefit consumers under Article 6(1) and(2) should also benefit final sellers exercising their right of recourse pursuant to Article 35.
In a statement before Parliament in 1973, the Commission undertook to accept the binding nature of Parliament' s positions with regard to the ECSC.
Unfortunately, in reality, it has become evident that the binding nature of the conventions and the way in which they are enforced by no means meet the requirements of the situations in which they are intended to provide protection.
I therefore urge you thatwe, as members of the European Parliament, demonstrate our respect for the binding nature of these rights and obligations.
It has many implications, given its binding nature, both in terms of the European Patent Convention and at international level.
In the case of the target values, a formula was found which,compared with the common position, strengthens the binding nature of the obligation laid down in the Directive.
The binding nature of the targets and clear final deadlines for directives for which transition periods were awarded(for which detailed implementation including financial strategies are foreseen) justify reserving adequate financial and human resources for implementation at national level.
I will end with the questions asked by virtually all the speakers concerning the binding nature of the Charter, and am anxious to make myself clearly understood on his matter.
For the Commission, activity limitation schemes are weakening the effectiveness of MAGP IV, because some of the Member States concerned have not put in place adequate effort regimes ordo not recognise the permanent and binding nature of these activity reductions.
It is therefore more than disappointing that thisnew face for Europe should have no binding nature for, at the present stage of development, the Charter will not form part of the Treaties.
The reactions received showed general support for the Commission's intention to propose a horizontallegal instrument that would remove any doubts as to the binding nature of the rules for the processing of personal data in the system.
It is time today to clarify and strengthen the legal status of the Charter, giving it a binding nature and increasing the legal protection of European citizens from the European institutions and from the Member States when they apply Community law.
However, I believe that in this case it would be appropriate to emphasise its binding nature, as we are creating, perhaps for the first time, a useful instrument for resolving the problem of movement among European citizens that is also shown through the recognition of wills, that is the problem of succession and wills.
We expect there to be progress and improvements- we agreeon that- and our priorities are: firstly, that the binding nature of the Charter of Fundamental Rights should not be called into question; that the secular nature of European integration is a founding principle, and, in this regard, we believe that the text of the Constitution is absolutely correct and must not be modified.
