Examples of using Consistent enforcement in English and their translations into Hungarian
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What is needed is consistent enforcement of the laws that already exist.
The success of the singlerulebook also depends on the effective implementation and consistent enforcement of the rules.
Pursuing a strong and consistent enforcement approach and.
Make for consistent enforcement of the EU product safety requirements and thus the smooth functioning of the internal market.
The mechanisms provided for by the Regulation aiming at ensuring an efficient and consistent enforcement of the law operated smoothly throughout the year.
Rather, an effective and consistent enforcement, effective redress possibilities and dissuasive sanctions for non-compliance are the right incentives(the proposal provides for those incentives already).
In 1555 Pope Paul IV in his bullcum nimis absurdum insisted on the strict and consistent enforcement of earlier edicts, confining Jews to closed ghettoes.
(5) Adequate, effective and consistent enforcement of the working time provisions is crucial for protecting the working conditions of drivers and preventing the distortions of competition resulting from non-compliance.
Although regulatory frameworks for capital markets have largely been harmonised,the success of reforms also depends on the implementation and consistent enforcement of the rules.
It also stressed the need to support legislation with effective and consistent enforcement, to ensure that internal market rules deliver the intended economic benefits for the EU economy.
In order to ensure that both consumers and traders are subject to the same rules across the EU, it is very important that national authorities andcourts contribute to the uniform implementation and consistent enforcement of the Directive.
Rather, an effective and consistent enforcement, appropriate redress possibilities and dissuasive sanctions for non-compliance are the right incentives to improve compliance(the proposal provides for those incentives already).
(2) The Digital Single Market Strategy adopted by the Commission on 6 May 2015 identified as one of the priorities theneed to enhance consumer trust through more rapid and consistent enforcement of consumer laws.
An accompanying Commissioncommunication concluded that there is a need for more stringent and consistent enforcement of the rules of the directive in areas such as travel, transport, digital, online and financial services and immovable property.
To achieve high levels of material recovery, it is essential to send long-term signals to public authorities, businesses and investors, and to establish the right enabling conditionsat EU level, including consistent enforcement of existing obligations.
He made a very strong point that part of the problem with the internal marketis actually not the lack of legislation, but the consistent enforcement and effectiveness of the existing instruments that we have in place to create the internal market.
(5) Adequate, effective and consistent enforcement of the working time and rest time provisions is crucial for improving road safety, protecting the working conditions of drivers and preventing the distortions of competition resulting from non-compliance.
In assessing the means of unleash growth, the Digital Single Market Strategy highlighted the"need for more rapid,agile and consistent enforcement of consumer rules for online and digital purchases to make them fully effective".
Given the current global economic downturn, strong and consistent enforcement is all the more important as the crisis leads to increased consumer vulnerability and low compliance levels may lead to additional consumer detriment.
Developing exchanges between national labour inspection services of their experiences in monitoring the enforcement of secondary Community law on health and safety at work,so as to ensure its consistent enforcement throughout the Community;
However, the report also indicates that a single EU telecoms market is still far from reality, which is why the Commission's Digital Agenda for Europe(IP/10/581)calls for swift and consistent enforcement of existing telecoms rules and indicates that the Commission intends to propose appropriate steps to reduce the cost of the absence of a Single Market in telecoms services.
The NLF Decision contains the corresponding obligations for economic operators allowing market surveillance authorities to properly perform the tasks imposed on them by the NLF Regulation andto ensure an effective and consistent enforcement of EU product legislation.
The EU's dialogues with partners worldwide, support for multi-stakeholder models and active participation in international networks will help to sustain support for an open internet,underpin consistent enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights and consolidate the EU's leading role in promoting the common standards needed for the deployment of 5G and Internet of Things technologies.
The NLF Decision contains the corresponding obligations for economic operators and notified bodies allowing market surveillance authorities and authorities responsible for notified bodies to properly perform the tasks imposed on them by the NLF Regulation andto ensure an effective and consistent enforcement of EU product legislation.
Although Europe's telecoms sector weathered the financial storm in 2009(0% growthcompared to a 4.2% EU-wide economic decline), consistent enforcement of existing rules and investment in innovative services hold the key to future growth.
Whereas, given the current economic downturn, strong and consistent enforcement is all the more important, as the crisis is causing increased consumer vulnerability, and low compliance levels may lead to additional consumer detriment, while enforcement authorities may face increased pressure on resources and must carefully establish their priorities and maximise the impact of their activities.
Underlines, with reference to the 10 OIE principles, the importance of the forthcoming Animal Welfare ReferenceCentres for improved levels of full compliance with, and consistent enforcement of, legislation, along with the dissemination of information and best practice relating to animal welfare;
This initiative aims at( i) enlarging the scope of the prohibition of market manipulation and insider dealing to cover new markets/ instruments;( ii)increasing the deterrent effect of the Market Abuse Directive through more effective and consistent enforcement by competent administrative authorities, especially concerning sanctions; and( iii) moving towards a single rulebook by clarifying certain provisions, reducing options and discretions where appropriate and reducing administrative burdens, especially on SMEs.
The Commission, after consulting the Network, may adopt implementing acts laying down benchmarks and techniques for checks on the basis of common risk analysis on the Union level,in order to ensure a consistent enforcement of Union law, to strengthen the controls on products entering the Union market and to ensure an effective and uniform level of such controls.