Examples of using Rules aim in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In the EU, different rules aim to make the use of cleaning products safer.
In the case of road races, where it is not possible to determine which legwill reach the finish line first, and according to the rules AIMS, the system rounds the results up to the nearest 1 second.
EU rules aim to facilitate the social rehabilitation of the sentenced individuals.
Act XXVIII of 1998 on the Protection and Humane Treatment of Animals guaranteessimilar rights for prosecutors to file lawsuits if rules aimed at protecting animal species and providing humane treatment for animals are violated.
These rules aim at increasing the capacity and transparency of gas and electricity markets.
Feed and feed safety at any stage of production, processing and distribution of feed and the use of feed,including rules aimed at ensuring fair practices in trade and protecting consumer health, interests and information;
These rules aim to improve the quality and comparability of the data collected and calculated.
(c) feed and feed safety at any stage of production, processing and distribution of feed and the use of feed,including rules aimed at ensuring fair practices in trade and protecting consumer health, interests and information;
These rules aim to facilitate market development and wider dissemination of European radio and TV productions.
(a) food and food safety, integrity and wholesomeness at any stage of production, processing and distribution of food,including rules aimed at ensuring fair practices in trade and protecting consumer interests and information, and the manufacture and use of materials and articles intended to come into contact with food;
The rules aim to ensure better protection for posted workers and fair competition for companies.
Facebook Twitter Traffic rules aim to limit the risk of accidents, particularly fatal ones.
These rules aimed to limit excessive risk-taking and align staffs incentives with the long-term objectives of firms.
As mentioned above, the existing instruments on obtainingevidence in criminal matters already contain rules aimed at ensuring the admissibility of evidence obtained in another Member State, i.e. to avoid evidence being considered inadmissible or of a reduced probative value in the criminal proceedings in one Member State because of the manner in which it has been gathered in another Member State.
EU rules aim to ensure the efficient use of taxpayer money, reduce corruption and modernise public administration.
These new insurance rules aim to ensure the financial soundness of insurance companies so that they can cover risks in difficult periods.
The rules aim to improve mutual trust between judicial systems in Europe- an essential element of a common European area of justice.
Due to their specificity the rules aim to be predictable for operators and to be workable for authorities entrusted with their enforcement.
These rules aim to provide consumers with a more transparent price, including an easily identifiable final price and easy comparison with other offers.
The Regulation also laid down rules aimed at increasing price transparency and improving the provision of customer information to users of Community-wide roaming services.
These rules aim to enable goods, services, capital and persons to move freely across the EEA in an open and competitive environment.
These procedural rules aim at assuring both an open, efficient and independent administration and a proper enforcement of the right to good administration.
EU data protection rules aim to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of natural persons, and in particular the right to data protection, as well as the free flow of data.
These rules aim to facilitate the evolution of the market and a wider dissemination of European radio and TV productions, which are an important source of information and entertainment for Europeans.
The rules aim to keep pace with the growing number and variety of radio equipment devices and ensure that they do not interfere with each other while respecting essential health and safety requirements.
These rules aim at increasing transparency, ensuring non-discrimination and enabling citizens to get the best value for the money they pay through fees or taxation.
Behind the rules aimed at promoting equal treatment- although they are new in Hungary- there is a serious theoretical and practical international background, the knowledge of which in our opinion can significantly make easier the work of the law-enforcement bodies.
This new rule aims to simplify the administrative handling of the LPIS.
This rule aims to speed up the implementation of programmes.
The de-commitment rule aims to ensure that projects are implemented within a reasonable timeframe and to encourage financial discipline.