Examples of using Authorisation system in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Authorisation system in place.
An EU Travel and Information Authorisation System.
It establishes an authorisation system based on issuing transfer licences to suppliers.
The European Travel Information and Authorisation System.
It also establishes an authorisation system for the export of goods that could be used for such purposes.
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This proposal for a Directive doesnot fundamentally modify this existing prior authorisation system.
The European Travel Information and Authorisation System(ETIAS VISA) is due to begin in 2021.
This authorisation system would be complementary to the current system and would be applied in specific cases(e.g., satellite communication services).
Péter Szakál: The access to data, the authorisation system basically won't change.
Those prohibitions or restrictions shall be based on grounds other than those covered by the environmental and health risk assessment under the EU authorisation system.
Welcomes the creation of the European travel information and authorisation system(ETIAS), which will be applied to visa-free nationals of third countries;
A legal and authorisation system that does not promote the reuse of food waste in the animal feed industry or, more recently, its use in biomass-fed biogas production plants.
Therefore, the EESC strongly warns against any centralised Pre-Market Authorisation system(PMA) for MDs and IVDs.
Applying the most appropriate and least onerous authorisation system possible in such a way as to maximise flexibility and efficiency in spectrum use.
It should also be noted that the existing legislative framework on GMOsconsists of a clear European Union wide authorisation system, based on a scientific risk assessment.
Kinga Gál's report on the European Travel Information and Authorisation System serves to enhance the security of EU citizens, since there is no freedom without security.
The EU authorisation system is aimed at avoiding adverse effects of GMOs on human and animal health and the environment while establishing an internal market for those products.
The Commission is todayproposing to establish a European Travel Information and Authorisation System(ETIAS) to strengthen security checks on visa-free travellers.
The authorisation system allows users to set managers for various areas(such as administrators, operators, middle management, facility managers, higher management and project managers).
Presently, six Member States plusNorway 12 have no prior authorisation system 13 in place at all, giving patients freedom to choose and reducing administrative burden.
This is why targeted solutions, such as our GMO cultivation proposal, are so important since this particular proposal addresses a very specific political need,whilst maintaining the overall rigorous EU authorisation system".
Start to set up a Travel Information and Authorisation System(ETIAS) to allow for advance checks and, if necessary, deny entry of visa-exempt travellers.
The Communication of 6 April 2016 announcedthat the Commission would launch a study on the feasibility of establishing a European Travel Information and Authorisation System(ETIAS).
(c) applying the most appropriate and the least onerous authorisation system possible in such a way as to maximise flexibility and efficiency in spectrum usage;
Member States can thus invoke grounds(other than thosecovered by the environmental risk assessment under the EU authorisation system) to restrict or prohibit cultivation of GMOs in their territories.
The new approach aims toachieve the right balance between maintaining an EU authorisation system and the freedom for Member States to decide on the use of GMOs on their territory.
The new approach aims toachieve the right balance between maintaining an EU authorisation system and the freedom for Member States to decide on GMO cultivation in their territory.
The Commission is urging the co-legislators toreach agreement on a European Travel Information and Authorisation System(ETIAS) and proposals to strengthen the Schengen Information System(SIS) in the coming weeks.
Future spectrum policy must also guarantee a suitable,simple and non-discriminatory authorisation system, which would create a level playing field throughout the EU and would promote competition.