Examples of using Regulatory changes in English and their translations into German
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PO 5 comprises PO 4 and some other regulatory changes.
Leave us to manage regulatory changes and product updates on your behalf.
Revised privacy policies due to regulatory changes.
They seems to take regulatory changes very seriously to stay in business.
Depending on needs, the Commission may propose regulatory changes.
The regulatory changes are real, and we have been dealing with this for a number of years.
Advantages for CQC Certificate Holders When Regulatory Changes Occur.
How can regulatory changes be harmonised with the economic interests of individual market players?
It is too early and most of the regulatory changes are still ongoing.
Mentality changes are lagging behind technological, economic and regulatory changes.
Valentin Jäger:“One important thing is regulatory changes that require changes in our processes.
Plus, our finance and HR system helps you keep up with business and regulatory changes.
In Latin America, for example, some 60% of all FDI regulatory changes in 2007 were unfavorable to foreign investors.
There may be measures which can be taken in the short term and which may not require any regulatory changes.
The decline can mainly be attributed to regulatory changes in the energy sector and a significant drop in energy trading.
The decline was mainly driven by lower interest rates and regulatory changes in Brazil.
To enable customers to adapt SAP to regulatory changes in advance of any deadlines, COMPIRICUS updates are executed as standard by means of hot packages.
This edition will alsohelp you keep abreast of important new regulatory changes in the EU, Korea, Turkey and China.
The public sector provides these regulatory changes that incentivizes(or imposes) the private sectors investments in low-emission assets.
Measures examined included economic instruments, institutional changes, information campaigns and regulatory changes.
Rising pressure on prices and costs, regulatory changes and stronger global competition all present pharmaceutical companies with sizeable challenges.
As calculo is based on a flexible, rules-based framework,the relevant department can react to regulatory changes immediately and adjust the software with little effort.
Regulatory changes for this sector must therefore be carefully conceived, to ensure that it can develop and deliver to its full potential within Europe.
The Commission will work to ensure that further measures to reduce risk are taken in parallel with ongoing work to establish EDIS,including any necessary regulatory changes.
That figure doubled to 12% of all regulatory changes in 2003-2004, and almost doubled again, to 21% of all FDI regulatory changes, in 2005-2007.
While acknowledging improvement needs in general terms,the industry was the most conservative towards regulatory changes while preferring goal setting approaches and industry initiatives.
The regulatory changes include stricter requirements for workshops responsible for installing and calibrating tachographs.
Efforts would in practice include some regulatory changes and their implementation would require commitment at both national and industry level.
For example, regulatory changes that are clearly outlined at the start of a project and then remain stable can be implemented very efficiently according to the waterfall principle.
ARPU was impacted by the regulatory changes which outweighed accretive effects from O2 Free in the first quarter of 2018.