Examples of using Proposal includes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The proposal includes.
With risks mitigated,legal barriers to CCS can be addressed and the proposal includes the appropriate provisions.
The proposal includes.
The new multi-annual financial framework(MFF) proposal includes the Regulation establishing the InvestEU Programme.
His proposal includes a film from Pakistan, sports and religious spectacle.
The“BitLicense” proposal includes several stumbling blocks.
The proposal includes a mechanism to clarify when waste ceases to be waste.
That is why two amendments have been tabled and I call on the House to support them,so that Parliament's proposal includes this element of European civilisation and I hope that it will be supported by all the honourable Members who, I see, are using their inactive time and being paid for normal time.
The proposal includes measures to address the specific needs of these areas and their people.”.
The proposal includes a review clause.
The proposal includes a review clause.|.
This proposal includes a requirement for the driver and the vehicle to return to their place of employment.
The Commission's proposal includes, as a further measure, the establishment of an effective carbon equalising or offsetting mechanism.
The proposal includes a provision providing for an evaluation of the plan each three years from the date of entry into force of the Regulation.
In addition, the proposal includes a common result indicator R.38-‘Improving animal welfare: Share of livestock units covered by supported action to improve animal welfare'.
The proposal includes all the elements that may be relevant for the licensing process of the membership, or the rules regulating the conditions of participation of actors;
I can confirm that the proposal includes financing for programmes in complete accordance with the budgetary agreement reached in November 2007 between the European Parliament and the Council.
The proposal includes steps to promote efficient spectrum management, and in particular, to ensure that sufficient spectrum is made available for wireless broadband.
That proposal includes provisions on safeguard clauses contained in Decision No 768/2008/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council(7), which would apply to all Union harmonisation legislative acts.
This latter proposal includes a provision proposing a conflict rule on consumer contracts consisting of applying only the law of the place of the consumer's habitual residence under certain conditions.
This proposal includes a correlation table showing the FAL forms and the information required under the legislation referred to above, as well as a new maritime safety form.
The proposal includes a review clause under which the Commission will report on the implementation of the EIT Regulation and make any appropriate proposal for its amendment after five years and every four years thereafter.
The proposal includes a clause providing for a review of the operation of the Directive four years after its transposition date and a special review of the potential extension of the scope of the Directive to cover PNR data of passengers on flights internal to the EU.
The proposal includes a reform of the revenue side so that the EU has more own income resources, such as a new corporate tax scheme(including taxation of large companies in the digital sector), revenues from the Emissions Trading System and a levy on plastics.
The proposal includes a definition of the ways in which the Member States can use PNR, the data that need to be collected, the purposes for which they may be used, the communication of the data between the Passenger Information Units of the various Member States, and the technical conditions for such communication.
The EESC welcomes the fact that the proposal includes an article on training and certification, which should enhance the law's effectiveness and promote the development of synergies with EU legislation on the health and safety of workers, mainly by addressing the risks of alternative technologies.
The proposal includes a review clause requiring the Commission to report to the European Parliament and Council, within four years of the Directive's entry into force, on its application and, if necessary, on the need to review it, in particular with regard to the appropriateness of introducing common minimum rules on types and levels of criminal sanctions.
This proposal includes a transfer from CEF financial instruments to the EFSI of EUR 500 million, a transfer of EUR 1 146 million from CEF financial instruments to CEF grants22 to be blended with EFSI financing or to other instruments dedicated to energy efficiency, as well as the use of EUR 150 million from the unallocated margin.