Examples of using National rules implementing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Transparency and accessibility of national rules implementing the Directive(Non legislative).
And, in particular, as rapidly as possible… on the grounds that such decisions have infringedCommunity law in the field of public procurement or the national rules implementing that law.”.
So far, Belgium has not notified its national rules implementing this EU law to the European Commission.
For it to have tangible effects, effective and rapid remedies must be available in the case of infringements ofCommunity law in the field of public procurement, or national rules implementing that law;
Needless to say, the Commission is also verifying the national rules implementing the AVMS Directive in other Member States and will raise similar concerns where necessary.
That change also meant that in contrast to a directive, where Member States remain free to choosehow to implement the content of that legislative instrument, national rules implementing a regulation may, in principle, only be adopted when expressly authorised.
The information to be provided at national level should not only concern national rules implementing Union law, but also any other national rules that apply both to non-crossborder and cross-border users.
The consumer protection framework: Further improvements with regard to quality of service and consumer protection(notably in the area of online shopping)are to be expected following the full application of national rules implementing the Consumer Rights Directive(CRD) by 13 June 2014.
The information to be provided at national level should not only concern national rules implementing Union law, but also any other national rules that are applicable to national citizens and businesses from other Member States alike.
(i) Member States shall take the measures necessary to ensure that any decision taken under this Article can be reviewed effectively and, in particular, as soon as possible on thegrounds that such decisions have infringed Community law or national rules implementing that law.
The information to be provided at national level should not only concern national rules implementing Union law, but also any other national rules that apply both to non-crossborder and cross-border users.
(i) Member States shall take the measures necessary to ensure that any decision taken under this Article can be reviewed effectively and, in particular, as soon as possible on the grounds thatsuch decisions have infringed Community law or national rules implementing that law.
The information to be provided at national level should not only concern national rules implementing Union law, but also any other national rules that are applicable to national citizens and businesses from other Member States alike.
Member States shall ensure that there is no discrimination between undertakings claiming harm in the context of a procedure for the award of acontract as a result of the distinction made in this Title between national rules implementing Community law and other national rules.
While Member States may apply national rules on the procedure for such approval ormay create specific rules in the framework of the national rules implementing the EGTC Regulation, derogations to the provision concerning tacit agreement after the period of six months should be ruled out.
Member States shall ensure that there is no discrimination between undertakings likely to make a claim for injury in the context of a procedure for the award of acontract as a result of the distinction made by this Directive between national rules implementing Community law and other national rules.
By indicating this information, the economic operator agrees that the contracting authority orcontracting entity may retrieve the relevant documentation subject to the national rules implementing Directive 95/46/EC(13) on the processing of personal data, and in particular of special categories of data such as on offences, criminal convictions or security measures.
Without prejudice to the right of Member States to impose criminal sanctions, Directive 2003/6/EC also required Member States to ensure that the appropriate administrative measures can be taken oradministrative sanctions be imposed against the persons responsible for violations of the national rules implementing that Directive.
Member States may provide, as far as the use on their territory is concerned and subject to the safeguards provided for in this Article,that where a collective management organisation that is subject to the national rules implementing Directive 2014/26/EU, in accordance with its mandates from rightholders, enters into a licensing agreement for the exploitation of works or other subject matter.
Contracting entities may have their contract award procedures and practices which fall within the scope of Directive 90/531/EEC examined periodically with a view to obtaining an attestation that, at that time, those procedures and practices are in conformity withCommunity law concerning the award of contracts and the national rules implementing the law.
In line with the Stockholm Programme and the conclusions of the JHACouncil of 22 April 2010 on economic crisis prevention and support for economic activity4, the European Commission has assessed the application of the national rules implementing the MAD and has identified a number of problems which have negative impacts in terms of market integrity and investor protection.
Whereas the opening-up of public procurement to Community competition necessitates a substantial increase in the guarantees of transparency and non-discrimination; whereas, for it to have tangible effects, effective and rapid remedies must be available in the case of infringements ofCommunity law in the field of public procurement or national rules implementing that law;
The transparency obligations do not need to apply to agreements concludedwith collective management organisations and independent management entities or by other entities subject to the national rules implementing Directive 2014/26/EU as those are already subject to transparency obligations under Directive 2014/26/EU.
Decisions taken by the contracting authorities may be reviewed effectively and, in particular, as rapidly as possible in accordance with the conditions set out in the following Articles and,in particular, Article 2(7) on the grounds that such decisions have infringed Community law in the field of public procurement or national rules implementing that law.'.
It should not be necessary to apply the transparency obligation in respect of agreementsconcluded between rightholders and collective management organisations, independent management entities or other entities subject to the national rules implementing Directive 2014/26/EU, as those organisations or entities are already subject to transparency obligations under Article 18 of Directive 2014/26/EU.
In view of that objective, Article 1(1) of Directive 89/665 provides for the establishment in the Member States of review procedures which are effective, and in particular as rapid as possible, against decisions which may haveinfringed EU law on public procurement or national rules implementing that law.
Article 1(1) provides that the Member States are to take the measures necessary to ensure that, as regards contract award procedures falling within the scope of, inter alia, Directive 93/36, decisions taken by the contracting authorities may be reviewed effectively on the grounds that such decisionshave infringed Community law in the field of public procurement or national rules implementing that law.
They provide a clear overview of which national rules implement each of the articles in a directive and thus facilitate contacts with the Commission in demonstrating that a directive has been fully transposed.