Examples of using More specific rules in English and their translations into Polish
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This Article shall not affect more specific rules applicable to the monitoring of animal nutrition.
except where other Community legislation lays down more specific rules.
This Decision shall not apply to substances for which more specific rules have been laid down in other Community legislation.
The Council added more specific rules on the introduction into, movement within
in which the priority of rules was automatic and more specific rules had higher priority then more general ones.
More specific rules which need to be adapted to local conditions will then be laid down in a series of Commission regulations,
This general principle is accompanied by more specific rules where possible, such as in the CFC provisions.
Association Agreement shall apply, except where more specific rules are contained in this Agreement.
The Court agrees with the proposal that the Commission should establish more specific rules and procedures governing the different steps leading to the award of grants
setting more specific rules.
Additional criteria and more specific rules should, however, be implemented in the form of guidelines for the different forms of production
setting more specific rules.
Similarly, the Court agrees with the proposal that the Commission should establish more specific rules and procedures for the verification of the existence,
No 1975/20068 provided more specific rules on controls and sanctions.
However, the current Directives do not include more specific rules to prevent and sanction conflicts of interest,
the EDPS has underlined some elements regarding simultaneous application of general rules lex generalis and more specific rules(lex specialis)
the Home Member State may also lay down more specific rules for the calculation of the technical provisions in accordance with the principles set up in Article 20 of Directive 2002/83/EC on life assurance.
It further sets out new and more specific rules concerning eradication of pests;
Whereas adoption by the Council of general implementing rules has in the past made it possible to provide an adequate framework for the more specific rules necessary for managing the markets;
In particular, Article 13(1) and the more specific rules enclosed in Annex III of the said Regulation, determine the eligible costs within the fields
allowing more specific rules to be set up at all other levels and further work on
as well as of more specific rules in this field; whereas an important objective of such controls is food hygiene;
This Regulation shall not apply to contaminants which are the subject of more specific Community rules.
The more specific transparency rules will allow closer scrutiny of certain practices which exist today.
Whereas this Regulation must apply without prejudice to the provisions adopted in the context of more specific Community rules;
different types of evidence, the former approach would be limited to agreeing on general principles while the latter approach would allow for more specific approximation rules.
Without prejudice to more specific Community rules, microbiological criteria and temperature control criteria
This Directive shall apply without prejudice to more specific Community rules, in particular Community customs rules