Examples of using More binding in English and their translations into German
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Most importantly, the European dialogue process needs to be more binding.
Nevertheless, in a number of Member States, more binding national measures may be in force.
It could contain more binding requirements on participants with regard to infrastructure services.
The Commission is already working on this inventory and will examine, whether more binding provisions are necessary.
I believe that many more binding commitments are required on the part of those who carry out these implants.
We should, however, have liked the Commission to havelooked at some of the amendments that try to make the recommendations more binding.
The more precise the invitation to tender, the more binding the bids submitted by milling service providers," explains Bernd Holl.
Whereas it is appropriate to adapt the provisions relating to securities to take account of increased risks of fraud for certain categories of goods,in order to make those provisions more binding;
Treaties are more binding than national legislation, because they are more difficult to revoke, amend, or repeal.
Precisely in the field of social security making social standards more binding at a high level would be beneficial to European integration.
Advocates more binding objectives at European level, giving the Member States a clear framework with unambiguous obligations.
These sums thus represent commitments which are legally more binding than those resulting from broad decisions taken by the Institution.
Other churches sometimes claim that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is in errorbecause Christianity requires a"closed canon"(no more authoritative revelation) instead of the Church's"open canon" potential for more binding revelation.
The Section trusts that the more binding regulatory framework proposed by the Commission will measure up to the task of curbing this type of fraud.
The provisions of Directive 89/391/EEC and of the relevant individual directives apply in full,without prejudice to more binding and/or more specific provisions set out in the Directive.
The Committee advocates more binding objectives at European level, giving the Member States a clear framework with unambiguous obligations.
When we have the results of this we will be ableto see clearly how far the agreed guidelines are being respected and whether more binding measures- including legislation- would be justified.
Efforts to make cross-border popular rights more binding or even introduce popular votes on EU level have met strong opposition within the EU leadership.
With the signing of a contract dated 15 August 2016, the two companies CiS electronic GmbH andthe GSN Group want to make the collaboration more binding and to position themselves strategically for a common future.
In this connection the EESC advocates more binding objectives at European level, giving the Member States a clear framework with unambiguous obligations.
In adopting Euratom Directive 96/29 fixing the basic safety standards to protect the health of workers and the general public against the dangers of ionising radiation, the Council also tightened up most of the existing Community provisions in this field,by making the relevant standards more binding.
It lays down clearer and more binding rules for Member States, and provides for easier and more direct contact between officials and an enhanced exchange of information between administrations.
In order to implement the conclusions of the Laeken European Council,the Council takes the view that the adoption of one or more binding acts of the Council is not, for the time being, necessary in order to establish an efficient training network.
The Committee called for more binding objectives at European level, and for the Commission to play a greater role in monitoring the implementation of the employment strategy in the Member States.
What is required is de-politicized fiscal and macroeconomic surveillance, stricter and more binding budgetary rules, smoother recourse to sanctions for breaching them, and close co-ordination of economic policies.
The higher the risk, the more binding the recommendations for the reduction of imbalances, the stricter the surveillance of how well appropriate measures are implemented, and the harsher the possible sanctions for continued rule violations.
At its sixth meeting the ERC agreed to the principle of more binding measures to be called Decisions and to adopt a written procedure whereby CEPT members would write to the ERC Chairman within two months after the Decision being approved by the ERC advising whether or not they commit themselves to implementing the Decision.
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My employee Brent Olynick hit the road in the quest for more bound volumes, landing upon the Cash Box collection at the College of William& Mary in Virginia.
This research was presented in a paper,“One or more bound planets per Milky Way star from microlensing observations”, by A. Cassan et al., to appear in the 12 January issue of the journal Nature.