Examples of using Systematic notification in English and their translations into German
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Systematic notification of all new clients to the authorities will allow them to conduct all appropriate verifications.
Member States shall not subject the investment decisions of an insurance or reinsurance undertaking or its investment manager to any kind of prior approval or systematic notification requirements.
It took several years for the systematic notification of standards and technical regulations required under Directive 98/34/EC to become genuinely effective.
With regard to state aids, the CoR rejects- in line with the position of the European Parliament and the Council-the proposed mandatory, systematic notification of all state aid measures for public transport services.
Systematic notification may allow authorities in the home country to react more rapidly if the policies proposed do not contain all the necessary guarantees.
This would mean that Member States could choose between a withholding tax and systematic notification of interest and dividends paid to the authorities of the Member State in which the saver is resident.
Furthermore, ladies and gentlemen, I believe I am right in understanding that a number of Members of this House- and they are not alone- have raised certain doubtsand wondered whether or not this system might not adversely affect the required transparency, once systematic notification had been abolished.
As in the case of the public sector(Article 7), systematic notification in the private sector is only obligatory if the file data(the processed data) are intended to be communicated.
The proposal introduces the principle of subsequent supervision and, in Article 5(3), removes the possibility of the Member Stateslaying down"provisions requiring the prior approval or systematic notification of general and special policy conditions, the technical bases used.
Several mechanisms were used: export bans, systematic notification of cases of parallel importing, and, in order to prevent such importing, the suspension of deliveries to certain markets.
In additionone of the purposes of Directive 98/34/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 June 1998 laying down a procedure for the provision of information in the field of technical standards and regulations27 which is to allow the Commissionto consider the adoption of binding acts at EU level would not be served by the systematic notification of Member States' measures under that Directive.
Several arrangements were used for this purpose: export bans, systematic notification of cases of parallel importing, and the suspension of supplies to certain markets in order to prevent parallel imports.
While notification to the Commission is instrumental in monitoring the implementation of the Community provisions regarding cooperation between the different supervisory authorities involved in the supervision of a group, and while information of the competent supervisory authorities in other Member States is needed toidentify the responsible authority in a group context, the systematic notification of every delegation of supervisory responsibilities to the banking committee appears superfluous, and is not consistent with the regulatory focus of the new European Banking Committee.
They also include the abolition of prior approval or systematic notification of policy conditions and tariffs which encourages insurance companies to enter new markets, increasing competition.
The modernisation of accounting and payment procedures, with clear,accessible and exhaustive codification of all expenditure, with the systematic notification of final beneficiaries and with clear and consistent terminology, are projects that we would like to see implemented.
A Member State may require systematic notification of the technical bases used for calculating scales of premiums and technical provisions, without that requirement constituting a prior condition for an assurance undertaking to carry on its business.
However, with regard to the risks referred to in Article 5(d) of the first Directive,Member States shall not lay down provisions requiring approval or systematic notification of general and special policy conditions, scales of premiums, forms and other printed documents which the undertaking intends to use in its dealings with policy-holders.
Member States shall not adopt provisions requiring the prior approval or systematic notification of general and special policy conditions, scales of premiums, technical bases used in particular for calculating scales of premiums and technical provisions or forms and other printed documents which an assurance undertaking intends to use in its dealings with policy-holders.
However, with regard to the risks referrred to in Article 5(d),Member States shall not lay down provisions requiring the approval or systematic notification of general and special policy conditions, scales of premiums, or forms and other printed documents which the undertaking intends to use in its dealings with policy-holders.
Member States shall not adopt provisions requiring the prior approval or systematic notification of general and special policy conditions, scales of premiums, or forms and other printed documents which an insurance undertaking intends to use in its dealings with policy-holders.
The Member State of the branch or of the provision of services shall notadopt provisions requiring the prior approval or systematic notification of general and special policy conditions, scales of premiums, or forms and other printed documents which an undertaking intends to use in its dealings with policyholders.
Member States shall not, however, adopt provisions requiring the prior approval or systematic notification of general and special policy conditions, scales of premiums and forms and other printed documents which an undertaking intends to use in its dealings with policyholders.