Examples of using Binding provisions in English and their translations into German
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In particular, the draft contract includes clear and binding provisions on conflict of interest.
These binding provisions will help to improve the quality of the worst performing European flags.
DGUV Rule 112-198(formerly BGR 198) sets down binding provisions for the"Use of personal fall protection equipment.
In each Member State fertilizers must display certain technical characteristics which are laid down in binding provisions.
With these legally binding provisions and objectives, a range of instruments to promote ecological connectivity has been made available in the context of Natura 2000.
In formulating the proposal, the Commission's objective has been to incorporate the binding provisions of the Aarhus Convention.
However, the Directive does not contain any legally binding provisions that would either allow or prevent such measures, since these are not within its scope.
Firstly, the international treaties currently in force in the field of human rights do apply to persons with disabilities butnone of them contains specific and binding provisions in this area.
Failing that, binding provisions would be introduced regulating sampling frequencies, methods of analysis and the content and the format of Member States' reports.
The EESC strongly supports a"roadmap" for European SMEs,setting out a series of specific and binding provisions and accompanied by a timetable and a funding plan.
Under one system the binding provisions of national labour law are considered to be'lois de police et de sûreté', so that precedence is given to national labour law in intraCommunity employment relationships.
Therefore, the Regulation does not confer any powers to the Commission orto the Member States to create binding provisions as to what shall be considered ex ante in a binding way as an exceptional circumstance.
The binding provisions are contained in Articles 48 and 49(free movement of workers), 51(social security protection for migrant workers) and 119(equal pay for men and women) and in Articles 123 to 127 European Social Fund.
Adopt a mandatory policy for respect for workers' rights, decent work, and binding provisions for safety and health for all contracts throughout the supply chain related to the Olympics.
We appreciate many of the suggestions put forward in your report. I refer both to those aimed at greater transparency and more rigorous controland to those seeking greater harmonisation and legally binding provisions.
The Committee agrees with the Commission's decision to include binding provisions on land-use change in Directives 98/70/EC and 2009/28/EC, as current biofuels are produced from agricultural crops.
The scope of the new agreement should be expanded to incorporate other areas such as agriculture, investment, and regulation of public procurement, as well as more topical areas such as sustainable development, environmental protection, theenergy sector, etc. Specific, binding provisions should also be incorporated on settlement of disputes resulting from its implementation.
It is intended to improve market access for goods and services, with binding provisions in areas relevant for trade and investment, and to provide for cooperation on trade issues related to sustainable development.
It was particularly noticeable during the exchange of views with Ambassador Rutten and Secretary-General Schutterle of the Energy Charter Conference that instead of defending the difficulties the Union might have in implementing environmental and energy-saving provisions of the Energy Charter,they stated baldly that some Member States did not wish binding provisions for dealing with the environment in the Charter but took the view that these should be dealt with under a separate agreement.
Even though the recitals are not binding provisions themselves,they make it easier to interpret the binding provisions and by so doing provide Member States with criteria for coherent application.
However, the ESC wonders whether, as regards special eco-regulations(such as tax exemption for renewable forms of energy),more binding provisions should not be introduced with an eye to avoiding distortions of competition.
The extremely detailed,highly complex and often obscure nature of very precise and binding provisions, on the one hand, and the numerous questions left unanswered by the proposal's very general objectives, scope and concepts, on the other hand, could be a source of contradiction, ambiguity and confusion and are likely to result in.
On 22 September 1986 after 14 intensive rounds of negotiation, the 35 participating States finally reachedagreement on a concluding document which contains substantial and binding provisions on the prior notification, observation and restriction of military manoeuvres in Europe.
The EESC therefore welcomes the inclusion of binding provisions on the protection of core labour standards such as freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining by forming and joining trade unions, the elimination of forced or compulsory labour, the effective abolition of child labour, and equality and non-discrimination in respect of employment and occupation.
On 2 May 2000, the Council stressed the importance of striking a balance between legal security,chiefly guaranteed by the binding provisions, and the ability to react speedily to technological and market developments, using flexible measures.
I also believe that, as regards the fiscal package, which includes binding provisions to regulate tax havens and low-tax areas(some of which can be found within the European Union), we can combine the fight against financial crime and the European tax on savings programme. I believe that we must seize this political opportunity to step up work on these issues.
The delegations generally stressed the importance of striking a balance between legal certainty,primarily guaranteed by binding provisions, and the ability to react rapidly to developments in technology and the market by virtue of flexible measures;
The work of the Council in the energy sector focused on a number of objectives which were deemed to be of priority interest, including the establishment of a true internal energy market, the introduction of a Community strategy to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, the maintenance of a viable coal industry in the Community through the introduction of a new State-aid code and, lastly,the finalization of a Basic Agreement aimed at transforming into binding provisions the principles embodied in the European Energy Charter.
DE Mr Ferrández Lezaun, the initial estimate that can be made of this can be only a very rough one,as there are no binding provisions relating to irrigation, for example, on which fruits or crops farmers are to cultivate on the irrigated areas.