Examples of using Binding code in English and their translations into Greek
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We need this legally binding Code of Conduct at last.
We heard Mr Jouyet say a little while ago that France is now in favour of a legally binding Code of Conduct.
All Tribunal members shall comply with a binding code of conduct included in the agreement;
And I believe that all fisheries agreements with developing countries should include a binding code of conduct.
For years Parliament has been calling for a legally binding code of conduct and the Council has been unable to reach any agreement on the matter.
It sets basic standards for children's well-being at different stages of their development and is the first universal,legally binding code of child rights in history.
That is why we urgently need, as a first step, a binding code of conduct for the multinational companies based in the European Union.
It sets out the basic conditions for the well-being of children at the different stages of their development and is the first worldwide,legally binding code of rights for children in history.
Additionally, a binding Code of Conduct for the appointment of senior officials should be introduced and the publication on the Internet of the financial interests of Commissioners and Director-Generals made compulsory.
As a result, as you know yourself,a working group has been established by the Bureau to introduce binding codes of conduct for all MEPs. Part two of cleaning up the act is what we did today by voting for this report in huge numbers.
The binding Code of Conduct specified under§11 code of conduct shall be deemed an integral part of these GTC for the conduct of all users of the Smeet services, for content in profiles and groups, for pictures and links and for the handling of data which is accessible via the service as well as the interaction of the users.
Furthermore, while it is strongly in favour of a responsible arms transfer policy,it is not convinced of the merits of a legally binding Code of Conduct, imposed by the EU, in advance of an internationally binding Arms Trade Treaty.
Considers that a clear, efficient and harmonised common arms export control policy,anchored in a legally binding code of conduct, can play a decisive role in the fight against terrorism, in conflict prevention, in regional stability and in the promotion of human rights, and calls on the EU Presidency, the Council, the Commission and Member States to continue to be supportive of an International Arms Trade Treaty;
The motion for a resolution calls on the Commission to produce a white paper on this subject as the first step towards a legally binding code of conduct for arms exports, and we welcome this as a very constructive proposal.
On the joint initiative of the Polish government and UNICEF, the UN unanimously adopted to put into effect a year later, the first global,legally binding code, based on the unquestionable need of every human being in the vulnerable age group under 18, to survive and to reach adulthood, fully achieving its potential, irrespective of gender, ethnicity, color, religion, age, disability, origin and social order.
In his letter, the Director states, in summary, that since 2010 and well before the adoption of the Regulation, Frontex developed a Fundamental Rights Strategy and related Action Plan, commissioned an external study on Ethics andBorder Security and developed a binding Code of Conduct for staff and guest officers participating in Frontex activities.
(bc) in view of the recent case of conflict of interest of the UN Special Representative for Libya to initiate a binding code of conduct that obliges office holders to maintain impartiality as laid down in the UN Guidance on effective mediation;
Recalls that the ICS envisages the establishment of a Permanent Investment Tribunal of First Instance and an Appellate Tribunal, whose members will have to possess comparable qualifications to those held by judges of the International Court of Justice, including expertise in public international law and not just commercial law, and will have to satisfy strict rules of independence, integrity andethical behaviour through a binding code of conduct designed to prevent conflicts of interests;
Irrespective of the ECTAA's statement condemning this activity, it is essential for a register of companies and agencies which sell this product to be established,as well as for a binding code of conduct to be applied to advertising companies which use ambiguous pictures of children.
The Code is binding on all mediators included in the Panel of Mediators.
Without prejudice to Articles 5 and 64 of the Code, binding tariff information may be invoked only by the holder.
We already covered the usefulness of unquote/1, butthere's another way to inject values into our code: binding.
So, as far as we are concerned, we would emphasise the wording in Mr Titley' s report about also making the code legally binding.