Examples of using Transposal in English and their translations into German
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Deadline for transposal 31.12.02.
Transposal under pressure will solve nothing in the long run.
This led to major differences in transposal in Europe.
Transposal into national law has given rise to numerous inconsistencies and problems of interpretation.
A standard method of electronic communication of transposal measures(single electronic form);
Correct transposal is the first condition that needs to be met if a Member State wishes to combat the phenomenon of"false self-employed" drivers.
It thus provides a good opportunity for identifying incorrect transposal, as well as difficulties with transposal.
Measures ensuring rapid transposal of the amendments introduced in the annexes by the Member States.
This is why I believe that, alongside a high level of protection, we must also pay attention here to the transposal of such things.
We are gathering information from the Member States on this transposal and we hope to be able to present the corresponding report by the end of 2003.
Regarding Article 4(3) and(4), one can only regret thepartial and sometimes non mandatory transposal measures.
The transposal provisions notified by Portugal do not transpose Article 4(4) of the Framework Decision because they do not guarantee the victim the right not to receive the information in question.
This consultation in the early stages of Community proposals is supplemented bysystematic consultation of the European social partners on transposal reports.
However, in a frontier-free area,the effects of infringements of Community rules or late transposal of directives are felt much more strongly than they were in the past.
The second common factor, beyond this formal transposal and notification obligation, is that Member States are required to transpose and apply Community and Union legislation correctly in terms of substance.
To this end the Commission ordered a series of studies on various specific issues7 and carried out a detailed andcomparative study of all the Member States' national transposal legislation.
In the Commission's view, the transposal of the directive requires that same-sex partners, insofar as they may be legally recognised in a given Member State, should also receive the same rights as married couples.
The Directive contains two provisions allowingfor their review prior to the expiry of a seven-year period reckoned from the deadline for transposal by the Member States, i.e. prior to 23 November 2003.
In many cases the transposal is still insufficient, particularly concerning Article 6 on the protection of habitats in the special conservation sites which are to be set up, and Articles 12 to 16 on the protection of species.
Important Commission proposals both before and after 11 September 2001, primarily the package of measures to combat terrorism,remain blocked in the Council or are still awaiting transposal or ratification by the Member States.
Besides transposal into legislation, the Member States and the acceding States must take practical measures to apply the main requirements of the Directive correctly in the context of the 2004 elections.
In preparation for this review, the Commission services have taken a number of steps:the first was to draft a report on the transposal of the Directive in the 15 Member States, designed to ascertain the present situation as regards national legislations and collective agreements.
The transposal provisions notified by Portugal(sections 89, 90, 277(3), 283(5) and 313(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure) do not transpose Article 4(4) of the Framework Decision because they do not guarantee the victim the right not to receive the information in question.
Even if, in the Member States, there is a willingness among most of the participants to tranpose decisions properly- as is the case with the public sector banks and the savings banks-there are often technical mistakes in the transposal or differences of opinion on certain points.
On this date- two years after transposal of the Directive into national legislation- the provisions that offer the greatest degree of flexibility, which are those that lie at the heart of the negotiations, will be reviewed by way of priority so as to achieve progress towards harmonisation of admissions policy.
The report which will be put to the vote this week will add some significant improvements to the initial proposal, such as the change from a Directiveinto a Regulation, which will reduce transposal costs and ensure that the same application date for the label applies to all.
In view of the foregoing,the Commission invites the Member States to ensure a rapid and complete transposal of the Framework Decision and to inform it of this immediately, and no later than the 1st of September 2004, providing a description of the measures taken with the text of the statutory or administration provisions in force in support.
Within the framework of its coordination function, the federal Ministry for Consumer Protection, Food and Agriculture organises regular meetings with the authorities of the Länder in order toensure that the transposal of European law by the Länder and, where they are concerned, federal institutions, is as uniform as possible.
Article 3 of this protocol, which incorporates the Schengen acquis into the European Union, lays down that,with regard to decisions on implementing the Schengen acquis, Denmark can decide to guarantee the transposal of these decisions into its national law, thereby binding itself under an obligation under international law to the other Member States.
The setting up of appropriate coordination points in Member States which do not already have them would enable these difficulties to be overcomeby providing the Commission with a single point of contact for questions concerning transposal, for the application of Community law and for coordination with national ministries and regional or local authorities.
