Examples of using Explicit obligation in English and their translations into German
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No explicit obligation to maintain insider lists.
Measures would include limitation of the length of stay, and an explicit obligation to return at the end of the period.
Explicit obligation to return after the end of each season;
Measures would include limitation of the length of stay, and an explicit obligation to return at the end of the period.
The EESC welcomes the explicit obligation to apply an integrated approach in the area of urban development.
At the same time some Member States warned of the administrative burden it could entail if there were to be a general and explicit obligation to do a cessation check each time a residence permit is renewed.
The proposal introduces an explicit obligation to keep passengers informed about the situation of their delayed or cancelled flight as soon as possible.
The"possibility" for Member States to adopt specific measures infavour of disabled users is replaced by an explicit"obligation" to do so, enabling NRAs to require operators to publish information of interest to disabled users.
I also welcome the explicit obligation for credit and other relevant institutions to check the authenticity of the notes and coins they have received before putting them back into circulation.
Careful and comprehensive carrying out of compliance testing is an explicit obligation for the general contractor within the framework of his construction supervision.
An explicit obligation for all forms of commercial communication regarding consumer credit to indicate the APR and other essential features defining the type of credit granted;
This exclusionary effect resulted from the combination of the explicit obligation on Almirall to buy a certain percentageexclusively from UCB and the substantial free'sampling' quantities.
The proposal for a Directive on Waste from Electric and Electronic Equipment, which is now being discussed by Council and the European Parliament, will certainly have a strong impact on the separate collection and environmentally sound disposal of electrical equipment containing PCBs,as it contains an explicit obligation of segregation of the hazardous components of electric and electronic equipment before any subsequent treatment is applied.
It also establishes an explicit obligation for transport authorities to pursue adequate services in order to protect quality, integration of services and interests of the employees.
For the purposes of detecting and identifying counterfeit notes and counterfeit coins, transfers of such notes and coins between the competent national authorities and the institutions and bodies of the European Union willbe authorised henceforth; moreover, an explicit obligation has been introduced for credit and other relevant institutions to check the authenticity of euro notes and coins which they have received before putting them back into circulation.
The new system introduces an explicit obligation for applicants to apply for asylum in the Member State of first irregular entry or in the Member State where a person has stayed legally prior to the application for asylum.
It is appropriate to amend Article 3 of Decision ECB/ 2001/7 in order to clarify that the exchange of legal tender euro banknotes will only take place undercertain conditions as well as to introduce an explicit obligation on the part of NCBs to refuse to exchange legal tender euro banknotes where they know or have sufficient reason to believe that a criminal offence has been committed or that the banknotes have been intentionally mutilated or damaged.
There should be an explicit obligation to establish and maintain policies and practices that are consistent with sound and effective risk management for categories of staff whose professional activities have a significant impact on the risk profile of alternative investment funds managed by them.
It clarifies andexpands Article 5 of Directive 1999/93/EC introducing an explicit obligation to give to qualified electronic signatures the same legal effect as handwritten signatures.
To complete the legal obligations of themanufacturer which aim at ensuring the safety of toys, an explicit obligation to carry out an assessment of the various hazards that the toy may present and an assessment of the potential exposure to them should be included in this Directive, and the manufacturers should be obliged to keep this safety assessment in the technical file to allow market surveillance authorities to perform efficiently their tasks.
With regards to the rights and obligations of applicants for international protection, the explicit obligation for them to substantiate the application with all the available elements and to cooperate mirrors the relevant provisions of the proposal to revise the Dublin Regulation16.
