Examples of using Setting minimum standards in English and their translations into German
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Existing EU rules setting minimum standards for vehicle checks date back to 1977, with only minor updates.
TRAINING- With the paramedic profession being regulated by the Health andCare Professions Council and setting minimum standards for paramedics.
Resuming work on a pension portability Directive setting minimum standards for the acquisition and preservation of supplementary pension rights44.
Mr Pegado Liz also thanked the rapporteur for her flexibility andhighlighted the fact that the Commission's proposals were based around setting minimum standards.
It contains also a detailed chapter setting minimum standards of IPR enforcement to be adopted by all members of the WTO.
In the Commission's views,this proposal represents an important first step by setting minimum standards and therefore guaranteeing the fair treatment of victims of crimes.
This confidence will depend specifically on setting minimum standards, especially in terms of procedure, which will have to be adopted as a precondition for the implementation of mutual recognition.
For example, we feel that this means banning wage dumping and tax dumping, or setting minimum standards to stop competition being distorted on the labour market.
The directive is aimed at improving road safety by setting minimum standards for medical checks on professional drivers and for qualifications and continuous training for driving examiners.
TRADE UNION ORGANISATIONS a larger part in the system,in particular by setting minimum standards, through protection and supervisory measures and by support for bargaining.
Approximation of procedural legislation taking the form of setting minimum standards or harmonization is envisaged not as an objective in itself but as an accompanying measure that may, in some areas, be a precondition for the desired progress in attempting to gradually dispense with any exequatur procedure29.
If there are undue obstacles preventing this in the Single Market,then we need to remove them, by setting minimum standards and making full use of new technologies to reduce distances and improve communication.
The directive aims also at improving road safety by setting minimum standards for medical checks on professional drivers and for qualifications and continuous training for driving examiners.
Finally, with safety so much at stake,we hope that the rules will become accepted as setting minimum standards to improve upon, rather than maximum ones to adhere to simply because that is what the law demands.
The TRIPS agreement provides for two types of protection:a general scheme, setting minimum standards of protection for all types of products(Article 22) and a specific scheme, establishing a higher level of protection, for wines and spirits only Article 23.
I support the proposals made in this report that will help to improve standards in live animal transports,such as setting minimum standards for the vehicles used, but above all the introduction of additional supervisory measures, because however good the rules may be, they will not work if there are no controls.
The Audiovisual Media Services Directive helps set minimum standards for alcohol advertising.
The current legislation does not take into account social factors or set minimum standards for councils to follow.
These criteria are macro-economic indicators that set minimum standards of monetary and fiscal management, so as to lend credibility to the euro's orientation towards stability from the onset.
Directive 32008/106/EC sets Minimum standards of training, certification and watch keeping for seafarers serving on board Community vessels.
Our resolution would have set minimum standards and, at the same time, would have offered a degree of flexibility which would have represented a solution for hospitals.
Some countries express it as“setting out common rules or standards” orpropose that the EU should set minimum standards.
Childcare in the EU is a fast growing andrapidly evolving industry with set minimum standards.
Meanwhile, the European Union made good use of its authority and adopted a variety of directives andregulations that set minimum standards for labour and social law in the member states.
It requires Member States to preparenational emergency measures for this type of situation, sets minimum standards for the security of the gas supply to household consumers, and it prescribes that the Gas Coordination Group should ensure the Community coordination.
They expressed concerns regarding the cost implications and emphasised that a directive should set minimum standards while respecting the principle of subsidiarity and the diversity of situations in the different member states.
At the moment, EU directives set minimum standards in specific areas of consumer protection, such as advertising, to which Member States are able, but not obliged.
The situation with regard to powers is complicated in that not all Community acts adopted in the field of maritimesafety involve the same level of harmonisation: some set minimum standards, others require maximum harmonisation, while the content of others is more mixed.