Examples of using Legislative intervention in English and their translations into German
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Political
Option 2: Community legislative intervention.
Legislative intervention is desired in this area.
The matter is of such importance as to have already warranted legislative intervention by the Union.
This legislative intervention affects a very small number of workers at present- 1.5% throughout Europe.
As a matter of fact, most representatives of institutional investors aswell as the companies in Europe seem to oppose a legislative intervention at the European Union level.
Therefore I believe that legislative intervention should only be used as a last resort and to address proven market failure.
The new foodscandal demonstrates that the problem is political and that, before any legislative intervention, we need to get to the root of the matter.
An overall legislative intervention on EU legislation on Asylum aimed to consolidate the different existing legislative instruments.
The positive impact of option 7 would be more significant since a legislative intervention(Regulation) provides for more legal certainty than a soft law approach option 6.
Legislative intervention by Member States is not sufficient to ensure non-discrimination in cross-border situations.
Even in a more optimistic scenario, it seems very unlikelythat SEPA migration will be completed in less than 15-20 years without additional legislative intervention.
The legislative intervention is therefore limited to a number of general principles that do not go beyond a minimum level of protection.
Given the vast EU acquis on mercury, and as the Minamata Convention is largely modelled after EU law,ratification by the EU necessitates only limited legislative interventions.
Before considering the need for EU legislative intervention, existing hard and"soft" laws produced at European level must be carefully assessed.
On the basis of the empirical findings that emerged, we can conclude that the aims of the directive have essentially been achieved andthat there is no need for any legislative intervention at the present time.
Consumer representatives support the legislative intervention to ensure cross-border portability as it will deliver concrete consumer benefits across the EU.
The"performance check" should allow the formulation of sector-specific conclusions on the functioning of the Single Market for services and, where necessary, identify the need for other actions,including legislative intervention if required.
However, before any legislative intervention we must get to the root cause of the downgrading, distortion and alteration not only of our foodstuffs but of the whole of the food chain.
The European Parliament has for years officially sanctioned the right of representatives of monopoly groups to have free access to the European Parliament in order to apply pressure,bribe and insist on legislative interventions ensuring and increasing their profits.
In addition, a legislative intervention would express a more committed political approach by the Commission to respond to a problem that is seen with great concern by the trade unions and parts of the European Parliament.
The important thing is that, first, the industry itself is anxious to make a voluntary commitment,meaning that no direct legislative intervention is required in the first stage and, secondly, this commitment covers all the important manufacturers, European, Japanese and Korean alike.
The Euro- pean Parliament then adopted(February 2004) a Resolution on credit rating agencies(1), following an own initiative report from its Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs(2),calling on the Commission to produce an assessment of the need(if any) for legislative intervention in this field.
EESC President Mario Sepi proposed an EU legislative intervention to combat the plague of poverty which affects around 80 million European citizens and is continuing to grow, due to the worsening of the economic and social situation.
It is in line with the Commission's Better Regulation Programme,which is designed to ensure that legislative intervention remains proportionate to the political objectives pursued, and forms part of the Commission's overall strategy to strengthen and complete the internal market.
Increasing legislative intervention in contract law, in particular with regard to consumer and employment issues, is intended to supplement the public policy clauses that are common to contracts and relatively similar between Member States, in ensuring respect for the principle of equality between parties.
The EESC has supported the establishment of a European Foundation Statute butinvites the Commission to consider whether a legislative intervention to facilitate cross-border operations of existing Foundations may be a complementary avenue to pursue, given the low uptake of the existing precedents such as the Statute for a European Cooperative Society and the Statute for a European Company.
For OOC works, the preferred option is a legislative intervention at EU level enabling MS to put in place specific legal mechanisms for the conclusion of collective licensing agreements for the use of OOC works by cultural heritage institutions(CHIs) and on the introduction of a cross-border effect for such agreements.
Again in the area of institutional and legislative intervention, interesting proposals have been made to shift the tax burden away from labour costs, away from the taxation of workers, and on to environmental factors and the directives on employment have provided an initial incentive to move in this direction.
Furthermore, it could be claimed that legislative intervention in statistical matters, though there may be no harmful intention, as of course there is not in the present case, violates the principle of the scientific independence of statisticians, which is imperative to ensure the impartiality of their work.