Examples of using Comparable rules in English and their translations into German
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There are no comparable rules in any other EU regulation.
The Racial Equality Directive does not contain any comparable rules.
It is vital to have comparable rules implemented in all Member States.
Registrants should agree to comply with this Code orwith a professional code that has comparable rules.
Zapp is subject to laws, regulations and comparable rules in all areas of its commercial activity.
We have said that we want to harmonise thevarious different regulations in Europe in the long run, with the aim of achieving comparable rules.
It is also for the Member States to put in place comparable rules by way of standardised measurement and testing procedures.
Separately to the GDPR, the Swiss Data Protection Act is currently being revised,too. It will probably introduce comparable rules within the next two years.
In Europe, we have to have comparable rules, and the ground rules have to be interpreted in such a way that the Member States can make a start.
Registrants agree to abide by this Code ordeclare that they already abide by a professional code that has comparable rules.
When declaring that they abide by a professional code that has comparable rules, registrants should agree to hand this code over to the Commission upon request.
Comparable rules can be found e.g. in the Directives on the internal market in electricity and in gas, on groundhandling activities at airports as well as in the telecommunication and postal sectors.
Areas in which there is a risk of explosion that may harm people orthe environment are subject to legal or comparable rules in most countries of the world.
Comparable rules for comparable digital services:Comparable digital services should follow the same or similar rules and, where possible, the Commission should reduce the scope and extent of existing regulation.
The proposed extension of this principle requires a newEuropean status for in-house counsel, based on comparable rules on professional ethics and discipline.
As a number of Members have said,it is indeed the case that we could do with comparable rules for all carriers, but the fact that we have not yet been able to come up with rules for other carriers is not a reason for dispensing with them in air travel.
The reference to the“confidentiality of the proceedings of public authorities” should be narrowed to more specific kinds of“proceedings” andto“confidentiality” as established by law or comparable rules.
It is all the more important for the EU to begin- as soon as the directive is adopted-by consulting the Basle Committee on the need to introduce comparable rules in the other member countries represented on this committee.
In its judgment in Case C-84/94 United Kingdom v. Council(6) the Court of Justice ruled that Council Directive 93/104/EC accords with the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality set out in Article 5 of the Treaty. There is no reason toassume that that judgment is not applicable to comparable rules concerning a number of aspects of the organisation of working time in excluded sectors and activities.
Today there still is not, a comparable rule for tampons or pads to list what they are made from!
To achieve clear pan-European rules for comparable, transparent financial reporting throughout the European Union.
Second lesson:European solidarity can only work if our social and fiscal rules are comparable.
The thrust of the proposal is to achieve clear pan-European rules for comparable, transparent financial reporting throughout the European Union.
The thrust of the proposals is to achieve clear rules for comparable, transparent reporting, and for its rigorous interpretation and application.
The thrust of the proposal is to achieve clear pan-European rules for comparable, transparent financial reporting throughout the European Union.

