Examples of using Current rules in English and their translations into German
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Political
The current rules.
Qantas said it would stick with the current rules for now.
The current rules.
It is up to the fisherman to find out the current rules and regulations.
The current rules.
I agree with you, Commissioner, that the current rules must be tightened.
The current rules will be.
That you follow the current rules- visit.
Current rules for season pitches.
Ål according to current rules of the day.
Current rules for vertical restraints.
Information of the current rules and regulations.
Current rules on inheritance taxation.
We believe that the current rules are reasonable.
The current rules do not guarantee them protection.
We have listened to stakeholders and have clarified and simplified the current rules.
The current rules are in need of simplification and clarification.
State aid: Commission maintains current rules for film and TV production.
Under current rules, the milk quota system will remain in force until 2014-15.
The proposal will bring current rules into line with the Lisbon Treaty.
The current rules distinguish between three different levels of research and development activity.
I am convinced that the current rules can cater for most situations.
Current rules stipulate that 10% of the Fund's resources be allocated to these tasks.
Interpreting- current rules and proposals for the future.
The current rules are difficult to understand, apply and monitor.
We have also seen that current rules in individual Member States differ widely.
The current rules and their implementation are not adapted to promote partnership.
It works according to the current rules of the FILA Federation Internationale des Luttes Associees.
The current rules do not sufficiently protect commercial and economic interests.
Compare the current rules for simplified procedures for procuring below-threshold contracts.