Examples of using Existing rules in English and their translations into German
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Existing rules.
Enforcing and improving existing rules.
Existing rules apply only to international flights.
Implementing and enforcing existing rules.
Existing rules on obtaining evidence in criminal matters.
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Efforts are needed to enforce existing rules.
Does not save existing rules when the firewall is stopped.
Authorities often try to annul already existing rules.
This also means that existing rules have to be upheld.
Linux Firewall and change port numbers in existing rules.
Create new and change existing rules and rule-sets.
Existing rules should be enforced in a smart and fast way.
Passenger transport: existing rules maintained.
We want to replace the list with a reference to the existing rules.
Option 1: Clarifying the existing rules in the Code of Conduct;
The existing rules should be sufficient to progress with integration.
They require that already existing rules be checked or revised.
Airport slot allocation: The Commission clarifies the existing rules.
Existing rules should be modernised, be more transparent and simple.
Services provided by intermediaries: existing rules maintained.
The existing rules at EU level are not sufficient to attain this objective.
Certain measures are new, but many codify or clarify existing rules.
In this case, the existing rules of the Directive could be grandfathered.
This Article introduces no new element to the existing Rules and practices.
The existing rules(adopted in 2001) only apply to production support.
Card buyers are required to find out existing rules for fishing in the lake.
This includes already existing rules for public procurement of non describable services.
The paper considers if there is a need to exchange existing rules on price revision.
Article 13 contradicts existing rules and the case law of the Court of Justice.
Implementing and enforcing existing rules and combating organised wildlife crime more effectively, and.