Examples of using National rules implementing in English and their translations into Polish
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Transparency and accessibility of national rules implementing the Directive Non legislative.
In order‘for that openingup to have tangible effects, effective andrapid remedies must be available in the case of infringements of Community 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.
Pending the adoption of penalties under Article 36,Member States may continue to apply penalties for infringements of national rules implementing the Directives mentioned in paragraph 1.
The contracting entity has obtained an attestation in accordance with Council Directive 92/13/EEC that, on…,its contract award procedures and practices were in conformity with Community law and the national rules implementing that law.
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.
Whereas the opening-up of procurement in the sectors concerned to Community competition implies that provisions must be adopted to ensure that appropriate review procedures are madeavailable to suppliers or contractors in the event of infringement of the relevant Community law or national rules implementing that law;
For most MS the following recommendations should be taken into account but should be considered as low/ medium priority:i Transparency and accessibility of national rules implementing the Directive; ii Strengthening the knowledge on new technologies; iii Strengthening data collection.
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.
Where a claim is made for damages representing the costs of preparing a bid or of participating in an award procedure,the person making the claim shall be required only to prove an infringement of Community law in the field of procurement or national rules implementing that law and that he would have had a real chance of winning the contract and that, as a consequence of that infringement, that chance was adversely affected.
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 andpractices are in conformity with Community law concerning the award of contracts and the national rules implementing the law.
The ECB considers it important that each relevant Member State ensures that the ratification of the Agreement does not jeopardise the application of the relevant national rules implementing Directive 2007/64/ EC and takes appropriate measures in this respect, where necessary.
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 andrapid remedies must be available in the case of infringements of Community law in the field of public procurement or national rules implementing that law;
In line with the Stockholm Programme and the conclusions of the JHA Council 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.
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 decisions have infringed Community law in the field of public procurement or national rules implementing that law.
Member States shall ensure that there is no discrimination between undertakings claiming injury in the context of a procedure for the award of a contract as a result of the distinction made by this Directive between national rules implementing Community law and other national rules. .
The Member States shall take the measures necessary to ensure that decisions taken by contracting entities 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(8),on the grounds that such decisions have infringed Community law in the field or procurement or national rules implementing that law as regards.
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 a contract as a result of the distinction made by this Directive between national rules implementing Community law and other national rules. .
The Member States shall take the measures necessary to ensure that, as regards contract award procedures falling within the scope of Directives 71/305/EEC and 77/62/EEC, decisions taken by the contracting authorities may be reviewed effectively and, in particular,as rapidly as possible… on the grounds that such decisions have infringed Community law in the field of public procurement or national rules implementing that law.
The Member States shall take the measures necessary to ensure that, as regards contract award procedures falling within the scope of Directives 71/305/EEC, 77/62/EEC, and 92/50/EEC, decisions taken by the contracting authorities may be reviewed effectively and, in particular,as rapidly as pos- sible in accordance with the conditions set out in the following Articles… on the grounds that such decisions have infringed Community law in the field of public procurement or national rules implementing that law.
The Member States shall take the measures necessary to ensure that, as regards contract award procedures falling withing the scope of Directives 71/305/EEC and 77/62/EEC, 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.
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.
National implementing rules.
The EU Member States are currently working on national implementing rules.
Community and national implementing rules on financial services must function as one coherent corpus of law.
Close cooperation with Member States is crucial as it ensures national implementing rules are adopted on time and correctly applied.
Even in some areas harmonised by this Directive, national implementing rules could differ and make it more burdensome for creditors to provide their services across borders.
A great deal of preparatory work is going on, so we expect that the process will gather momentum once the finalisation of the national implementing rules is completed.