Examples of using Further authorisation in English and their translations into German
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Such transfer shall not require any further authorisation.
Further authorisations with the DHV or CEN were not called for.
In these cases, transfers of personal data to these countries may take place without needing to obtain any further authorisation.
No further authorisation by Member State shall be required after registration.
They thus have the option of taking up residence and building a life in Austria without further authorisation.
Upon check-in a further authorisation will be made to act as a deposit for the minibar and bar tab, among other things.
This meant that assurance undertakings authorised in one Member State could establish branches in other Member States without further authorisation.
Testbiotech demands that the EU Commission put further authorisations on hold for as long as safety of the relevant products is not proven.
In such cases, transfers of personal data to that third country or international organisation may take place without the need to obtain any further authorisation.
There are also heated discussions about further authorisations for genetically engineered soybeans produced by Bayer and Monsanto, which can be sprayed with more than one herbicide.
Workers from these countries therefore have free access to the labour market in Austria anddo not require any further authorisation to pursue employment here.
Requests for any further authorisation regarding usage of the material provided on this webportal should be addressed to the contact address mentioned above.
Artists holding a residence permit"Long-Term Resident-EC", a"Red-White-Red Card plus" or a"proof of settlement"may take up employment without further authorisation.
The screening procedure shall determine whether the dissemination is non-sensitive andcan be carried out without further authorisation, or whether the dissemination is considered sensitive and requires an authorisation in accordance with Article 8.
This request was instigated by the"mutuelles" themselves, as they wanted to benefit from the"single passport" andthus provide insurance services in other Member States without further authorisation.
Member States shall ensure that national regulatoryauthorities are able to act freely, without further authorisation or control from any other agency or body, subject only to the provisions of Articles 4 and 6 of this directive.
Application of the Directives to"mutualités" will bring them a number of benefits, inparticular a"single passport" to provide insurance services in other Member States without having to apply for further authorisation.
To facilitate this eventuality, some of the levels set in Directive 1999/71/EC were fixed on a provisional basis,enabling Member States to grant further authorisations for new uses and to notify the Commission under the procedure described by the said Article.
No further authorisation by other Member States shall be required for the transit through Member States or for the import in other Member States of defence related products without prejudice to the application of provisions necessary for the protection of public order such as the safety of transport.
Regarding mutual societies, the French Government requested that they be included so that they would be eligible for the advantages that go with the"single passport", i.e. so that they would be able to market their insurance services inother Member States without needing to obtain further authorisations.
For the development of newly supplied areas and efficient operation generally, and without prejudice toArticle 24, Member States may decline to grant a further authorisation to build and operate distribution pipeline systems in any particular area once such pipeline systems have been or are proposed to be built in that area and if existing or proposed capacity is not saturated.
The Right of Establishment and the Freedom to Provide Services- the proposed Articles 6, 6a, 6b and 6c establish the principle that once the management company has been authorised by its home Member State, it may carry out business throughout the EU either by the establishment of branchesor under the freedom to provide services, without being subject to further authorisation requirements by host countries.
During your stay the Hotel's system will calculate the incidentals charged to your room on a daily basis.If the cost of those incidentals exceed the authorisation taken on check-in, further authorisation will automatically be requested and if such authorisation is not available, we may request another method of settlement or a deposit to be provided, failing which we reserve the right to restrict access to your room.
To facilitate this eventuality, some of the levels set in Directives 1999/71/EC and 2000/48/EC and all of the levels set in Directive 2000/58/EC were fixed on a provisional basis,enabling Member States to grant further authorisations for new uses and to notify the Commission under the procedure described by the said Article.