Examples of using Future proposals in English and their translations into Hungarian
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When adopting future proposals.
To this effect, the Commission will take thenecessary steps to ensure that this is reflected in any future proposals.
So the Commission will ensure that future proposals to revise those acts are in line with the Common Approach.
Future proposals should take into account the effects of the crisis linked to the lack of jobs and investment.
Several delegations insisted that lessonsshould be drawn from the current crisis and that the future proposals on the reform of the CAP should take this into account.
Future proposals should be obliged to include a list of publishable KPIs and evaluation should penalise low levels of disclosure.
The Parliament and the Council welcomed our observations and recommendations andwill consider any future proposals for possible improvements to the integrity and implementation of the scheme.
Any future proposals from the Commission will also be coherent with the broader approach to simplify and modernise the Common Agricultural Policy.
At the same time, simplifying procedures for the benefit of the programme users will be one of the main elements the Commissionwill take into account when preparing the future proposals.
The AGS includes a list of pending or future proposals aimed at boosting growth, which the Commission wants to be fast-tracked through the EU legislative process.
The comments made in the present Opinion, although aiming at the OTC derivatives Proposal, are also relevant for the application of existing legislation and forother pending and possible future proposals containing equivalent provisions.
The future proposals and their impact assessments will take into account the economic implications and the inputs received through the consultation process.
Similarly, when market conditions permit, a new set of rules for rescuing and restructuring financial institutions will be put in place for the post-crisis environment,consistent with the future proposals for EU crisis management and resolution.
Having said that, the Commission should first evaluate the impact which a tax on financialtransactions will have on the European economy, because any future proposals should not be based solely on decisions taken on impulse to address the buzzword of the moment, but should consist of a pragmatic approach that will prove to withstand the stresses of time and will restore the trust of the European citizens in the financial markets.
At the same time, the Commission will, starting in 2010, analyse in depth the issue of policy coherence in the fieldof collective redress and carry out a public consultation on the common legal principles and concrete issues which should guide any future proposals for collective redress in EU legislation.
There are comparable provisions to the ones referred to in this Opinion in several pending andpossible future proposals, such as those discussed in the EDPS Opinions on the European Venture Capital Funds and the European Social Entrepreneurship Funds(1), the legislative package on the revision of the banking legislation, credit rating agencies, markets in financial instruments(MiFID/MiFIR) and market abuse(2).
In the second place, the analysis presented in the present Opinion is directly relevant for the application ofexisting legislation and for other pending and possible future proposals containing similar provisions, as will be explained in Section 3.4 of this Opinion.
Whereas full inclusion and equal participation of persons with disabilities can only be achieved by taking a human-rights-based approach to disability at all levels of EU policymaking, implementation and monitoring, including intra-institutionally,and whereas the Commission must have due regard to this in future proposals;
Any future proposal needs to fit well with these developments in order to ensure a solid, future-proof basis for IMI and data protection.
This future proposal was also put forward by numerous trade union activists at the hearing on Airbus organised by my group on 28 March.
Nonetheless, any future proposal for renewal must always be preceded by an impact assessment, taking account of the effects on consumers and on competition.
Any future proposal will take into account the discussions mentioned above and the Impact Assessment, which will be based on a study which the Commission has contracted out in the second half of 2010.
The suggestions contained in this documentdo not prejudge the form or content of any future proposal by the European Commission.
It is open to all interested citizens, businesses and other organisations, who are invited to express their opinions and use their expertise in order tohelp shape the future proposal.
The cooperation with the latter will be particularly useful to formulate theneed for the collection of specific data to underpin any future proposal by statistical evidence.
The Commission is sure that any future proposal following up the Green Paper consultation will be preceded by a thorough impact assessment in accordance with the applicable internal guidelines, also as a part of a better regulation process.
I would not under any circumstances be able to support a future proposal that prevented Member States from producing better mandatory standards for animal welfare than the standards that we are able to agree on at EU level.
The resolution first of all calls on both the Council andthe Commission to give priority to any future proposal to amend the text of the initiative by using the urgent procedure, in accordance with the Lisbon Treaty once it comes into force.
I also wish to point out that Ifeel that it is appropriate to include in the Commission's future proposal flexible rules which also allow aid to be granted to farmers in zones with natural handicaps with a small area, located from an administrative perspective in units which do not meet the established criteria.
It proposes ways to improve social businesses' access to funding(including EU funding through the Structural Funds and the future setting-up of a financial instrument to provide social investment funds and financial intermediaries with equity, debt, and risk-sharing instruments),measures to improve their visibility and a simplified regulatory environment(including a future proposal for a European Foundation Statute, forthcoming revision of the public procurement rules and state aid measures for social and local services).