Examples of using Procedure would in English and their translations into German
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Any other procedure would mean a huge democratic deficit.
In that event the rapporteur-general procedure would be used.
The procedure would take a quantity of time, during which you must not disconnect the phone.
Certainly regulations and a fast-track procedure would help to speed up legislation.
Yeah, standard procedure would mean filing formal charges, but... I see that hasn't happened yet.
With regard to pandemic vaccines,in the context of limited production capacities at global level, such a procedure would increase the availability of those products and ensure fairer access to them among Member States participating in the joint procurement.
This procedure would allow those Member States which so wished to operate the system more efficiently and cheaply.
This ingenuous procedure would protect the wood from the defeat of harmful insects.
This procedure would only apply to projects of over ECU 25 million, which receive State aid in excess of ECU 5 million.
This tissue-saving procedure would considerably reduce the risk of infection and long-term consequences.
The procedure would normally require two readings but has been streamlined by applying a simplified procedure with only one reading.
Introducing such a procedure would result in excessively cumbersome administration in the enlarged EU.
This procedure would make the life of the issuer easier, lowering the costs of regulatory compliance without compromising investor protection.
This procedure would recognize that eligible countries in each area are at different stages of development and have quite varied needs.
Such a procedure would perform the two-fold task of stabilising investment in social housing and of giving account holders a strong sense of citizenship.
Such a procedure would also guarantee that the future White Paper heeds the Opinions of the ESC, and of course those of the other parties.
That procedure would end up by granting unlimited rights of asylum and, in addition, broaden the concept of'refugee' set out in the 1951 convention by extending it to other forms of temporary protection.
The procedure would require authorities to give specific permission before such a substance could be used for a particular purpose, marketed as such or as a component of a product.
This totally undemocratic procedure would hold the authority of the European Parliament up to ridicule and would only serve to increase the famous democratic deficit of the current construction of Europe.
This procedure would involve calling an emergency meeting of the Committee on Safe Seas at the initiative of the Commission or a Member State to take the appropriate action.
Such a procedure would incorporate both a uniform calendar for budgetary procedures and uniform assumptions regarding basic macroeconomic parameters, to be assessed in a standard way across the European Union.
Such a procedure would ensure, firstly, scrupulous protection for patients, in that GCP rules must be complied with, the green light must be obtained from the ethics committee and the Member States may put forward any reasoned objections within the 30-day period; secondly, certainty as to the starting date of the trials; and, thirdly, uniform procedures in all the Member States.
Complex, lengthy and costly authorisation and licensing procedures would disappear.
Simpler conditions on payments with less market related procedures would enable farmers to spend more time on making their business successful and meeting their statutory requirements.
More user-friendly procedures would considerably enhance the efficiency of European support for research, besides helping to improve perceptions of“Brussels” among the European public.
Fewer and streamlined procedures would result in more simplification for applicants, reduced administrative burden and consequently shorter procedures in comparison to option A.
Streamlined decision-making and simplified procedures would reduce costs and relieve pressure on public budgets.
Sergio Duarte, Brasil, Pugwash: What procedures would make the ban treaty process both unblockable and inclusive?
Efficient and transparent procedures would not only foster the rule of law, but they would also add to better communication between the EU and business circles, social partners and civil society, creating better understanding, and eventually, participation and commitment9.
Streamlined and transparent procedures would not only be in favour of the rule of law, but they would also add to better communication between the EU and business circles, social partners and civil society, creating better understanding, and eventually, participation and commitment7.