Examples of using Non-binding instruments in English and their translations into Polish
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Draft non-binding instruments(guidelines);
Notification obligations andassessment by the Commission with respect to non-binding instruments.
Introduce non-binding instruments(recommendations or guidelines) or.
Q6: In the case of options 2, 3 or 4, would you see a needfor binding instruments or would you prefer non-binding instruments?
Non-binding instruments were unanimously rejected by all consulted parties as a sole means to reach the objectives.
Some would therefore like the Commission to cover coordination at the preparation stage in non-binding instruments.
Non-binding instruments(guidelines) for small fishing vessels should be formulated by the Commission in conjunction with the Advisory Committee;
Obligation of Member State to submit to Commission existing and future non-binding instruments with all accompanying documents;
The EESC welcomes the proposal of the Commission of 16 February 2016 reinforcing the current information exchange mechanism with regard to inter-governmental agreements and non-binding instruments.
The Member State is obliged to submit existing and future non-binding instruments to the Commission, along with all accompanying documents;
The EU's commitment to combating human trafficking is clear from the adoption andimplementation of both legislation and non-binding instruments on this issue.
This Decision shall not apply to intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments which are already, in their entirety, subject to other specific notification procedures under Union law.
Bilateral cooperation with the countries and territories targeted by the TPIC has been guided in the past by a broad array of legally binding and non-binding instruments, as described in Annex 1.
In this respect non-binding instruments can have similar impacts on the internal energy market as intergovernmental agreements as their implementation might result in a violation of Union law.
D supporting, where appropriate,the development of multilateral intergovernmental agreements or non-binding instruments involving several Member States or the Union as a whole.
However, Member States should be free to communicate to the Commission, on a voluntary basis,such agreements that are referred to explicitly in intergovernmental agreements or non-binding instruments.
The Member States all agree, and assessment in the field confirms this, that non-binding instruments are needed at European and/or national level to make it easier to apply Directive 92/57/EEC in practice.
The use of non-binding instruments gives the ESRB the ability to interact freely with any public authority involved in financial issues and ensure greater scope in the formulation of any recommendations.
The improved mutual knowledge of existing andnew intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments should allow for better coordination in energy matters between Member States and between Member States and the Commission.
C on the basis of best practices and in consultation with Member States, developing optional model clauses, which, if applied,would significantly improve compliance of future intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments with Union law;
The Commission may perform an ex-post assessment of submitted non-binding instruments andinform the Member State accordingly if it considers that measures implementing the non-binding instrument could conflict with Union law;
It aims to achieve a continuous, sustainable and homogeneous reduction of occupational accidents and diseases in the EU, in particular through defining and implementing national strategies based on a detailed evaluation of the national situation and improving andsimplifying existing legislation as well as enhancing its implementation in practice through non-binding instruments such as the exchange of good practices, awareness-raising campaigns and better information and training.
A reviewing developments in relation to intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments and striving for consistency and coherence in the Union's external energy relations with producer, transit, and consumer countries;
Intergovernmental agreements or non-binding instruments which need to be notified in their entirety to the Commission on the basis of other Union acts or concern matters such as within the purview of the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community should not be covered by this Decision.
This Decision establishes a mechanism for the exchange of information between Member States andthe Commission with regard to intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments in the field of energy as defined in Article 2, in order to optimise the functioning of the internal energy market.
The report shall, in particular,assess the extent to which this Decision promotes compliance of intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments with Union law and a high level of coordination between Member States with regard to intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments.
Proposal for a DECISION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL on establishing an information exchange mechanism with regard to intergovernmental agreements and non-binding instruments between Member States and third countries in the field of energy and repealing Decision No 994/2012/EU.
It is a voluntary and non-binding instrument.
The Commission considers at this stage that the CFR would be a non-binding instrument.
A non-binding instrument such as a voluntary model contract would not achieve the objective to improve the establishment and functioning of the internal market.