Examples of using Rules aim in English and their translations into German
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These Rules aim to: 1.2.1.
Such rules aim to complement the provisions on credit ratings contained in the Credit Rating Agency Regulation.
VAT is a consumption tax, and these rules aim to ensure that the taxation of e-services reflect where consumption takes place.
The new rules aim to ensure easier market access and a higher level of protection to life and property.
The creation of a multilateral framework of principles and rules aimed at progressive opening of trade in services will help to promote trade in services and thereby economic development worldwide.
These rules aim at increasing the capacity and transparency of gas and electricity markets.
Each set of rules aims to ensure that food items will not cause harm to consumers.
The new rules aim to protect the fair trial rights of citizens.
The new rules aim to establish a system where people feel confident in reporting information;
The rules aim to minimise distortions of competition and to guarantee an efficient use of public resources.
The rules aim to ensure safety on the railways and improve access to the market for rail transport services.
These preventive rules aim to avoid excessively risky lending practices and to mitigate risks to the stability of the financial system.
These rules aim to create perception that the problems of nuclear waste are solved but nothing could be further from the truth.
EU rules aim to ensure the efficient use of taxpayer money, reduce corruption and modernise public administration.
The rules aim to improve mutual trust between judicial systems in Europe- an essential element of a common European area of justice.
The new rules aim to eliminate issues and concerns as to investors' liability for payment.
The new rules aim to ensure that patients, consumers and healthcare professionals can reap the benefits of safe, effective and innovative medical devices.
State aid rules aim to ensure that development banks fulfil their role of contributing to the EU growth agenda without unduly distorting competition.
These new rules aim to shut loopholes in the current laws that allow discrimination against newcomers and block operators from providing new and innovative services.
These rules aim, in particular, at removing obstacles to the provision of information society services across the European Union and at ensuring fair and undistorted competition.
These rules aim at increasing transparency, ensuring non-discrimination and enabling citizens to get the best value for the money they pay through fees or taxation.
The proposed rules aim at harmonising an area in which application of existing Community legislation and additional national measures have proven insufficient.
The new rules aim to restructure the way energy products are taxed to remove current imbalances and take into account both their CO2 emissions and energy content.
These rules aim to facilitate the evolution of the market and a wider dissemination of European radio and TV productions, which are an important source of information and entertainment for Europeans.
The new rules aim to restructure the way energy products are taxed to remove current imbalances and take into account both their CO2 emissions and energy content.
These rules aimed at ensuring good connections between regions and meeting the transport needs of European citizens, while establishing a level playing field among airports and airlines in the Single Market.
These rules aim to ensure good connections between regions and meeting the transport needs of European citizens, while establishing a level playing field among airports and airlines in the Single Market.
The rules aim to ensure quick access to asylum procedures and the examination of an application in substance by a single, clearly determined, Member State in order to ensure full observance of the right to asylum.
As regards milk and milk products, new rules aims to ensure that where raw milk fails to meet the required health standards, corrective action is taken at farm level, and that milk that might constitute a hazard to human health cannot be delivered for human consumption.
This rule aims to ensure that there is certainty in establishing the Member State responsible, by introducing a rule that is certain and predictable.