Examples of using Effective implementation of the principle in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Effective implementation of the principle of non-discrimination.
Tackling these problems calls for a broad approach, combined with effective implementation of the principle of free movement.
Promote the effective implementation of the principle of non-discrimination.
Tackling these problems therefore calls for a broader approach9,combined with effective implementation of the principle of free movement.
Promote the effective implementation of the principle of non-discrimination.
Promote the effective implementation of the principle of non-discrimination.
(21) The provision of adequate judicial or administrative procedures for the enforcement of the obligations imposed by this Directive is essential to the effective implementation of the principle of equal treatment.
(20) The effective implementation of the principle of equality requires adequate judicial protection against victimisation.
These studies will help cities of all sizes in the effective implementation of the principles and strategies set out in the charter.
(30) The effective implementation of the principle of equality requires adequate judicial protection against victimisation.
Fresh impetus must be given to the internal market for goods, while guaranteeing a high level of safety and environmental,consumer and health protection, by more effective implementation of the principle of mutual recognition and by improving the mechanisms and rules in the harmonised area;
(25) The effective implementation of the principle of equal treatment requires adequate judicial protection against victimisation.
It also stated that, in the context of the new strategy for the internal market,it would consider how to promote and enhance mechanisms for the effective implementation of the principle of equal treatment for Union workers and members of their family exercising their right to free movement.
(24) The effective implementation of the principle of equality requires adequate judicial protection against victimisation for complainants and witnesses.
(7) Whereas, in accordance with Article 1 of the Agreement, the Community and the Member States have set themselves the objective, inter alia,of improving living and working conditions; whereas effective implementation of the principle of equal treatment for men and women would contribute to the achievement of that aim;
(24) The effective implementation of the principle of equality requires adequate judicial protection against victimisation for complainants and witnesses.
(20) The effective implementation of the principle of equal treatment requires appropriate procedures to be put in place by the Member States.
Whereas the fact that Directive 97/80/EC is not applicable in the United Kingdomdirectly affects the functioning of the common market; whereas an effective implementation of the principle of equal treatment for men and women, in particular as regards the rules organizing the burden of proof in cases of discrimination based on sex, in all the Member States will improve the functioning of the common market;
The effective implementation of the principle of equal treatment requires adequate judicial protection of workers against adverse treatment or adverse consequences resulting from a complaint or proceeding relating to the rights under this Directive.
Promotion of sustainable production and consumption patterns by effective implementation of the principles set out in Article 2, to internalise the negative as well as the positive impacts on the environment through the use of a blend of instruments, including market based and economic instruments.
The effective implementation of the principles of equal treatment and equal opportunities requires the adequate judicial protection of workers against adverse treatment or adverse consequences resulting from a complaint or from proceedings relating to the rights under this Directive.
Thus, the principle of solidarity,defined in Article 138 of the Constitution and according to which the State is to‘guarantee the effective implementation of the principle of solidarity laid down in Article 2 of the Constitution by endeavouring to establish a fair and adequate economic balance between the different parts of Spanish territory…', does not appear to call into question the procedural autonomy of the Historical Territories.
This section will support the effective implementation of the principle of non-discrimination and promote its mainstreaming in EU policies by.
This section will support the effective implementation of the principle of gender equality and promote gender mainstreaming in EU policies by.