Examples of using Non-binding nature in English and their translations into Polish
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The binding or non-binding nature of the outcome of the procedure.
which re-iterates and emphasises the non-binding nature of the proposed savings target.
The binding or non-binding nature of the outcome of the procedure.
since this legislative act is of a non-binding nature.
Given its non-binding nature, it cannot be expected that all offices would take part.
notably the participation of the various stakeholders and its non-binding nature.
Despite the non-binding nature of the agreement the new GHS system is a de facto international standard.
however these guidelines are of a general and non-binding nature.
I remain uneasy about the non-binding nature of the EU Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators.
seeks clarification by the Commission to be explicit as to the non-binding nature of the recommendations made by the competitiveness boards.
Given the non-binding nature of a Recommendation it can be expected that some objectives would be only partially achieved.
The Member State receiving such a request shall immediately engage in consultations of a non-binding nature with the requesting Member State,
In addition, the non-binding nature of the medium-term budgetary framework may not foster fiscal discipline.
it being understood that such criteria are of a non-binding nature;
Despite the non-binding nature of the report, it is the most harmful document approved during the term of the present Parliament.
cannot, having regard to the non-binding nature of that recommendation, require the Member States to apply the‘push' method rather than the‘pull' method in order to transmit caller location information.
Given the non-binding nature of the initiative, the likely impacts are not expected to be burdensome to any group or sector.
the conclusions of the Leipzig Informal Council should recommend that it is implemented gradually rather than emphasising its non-binding nature.
A key weakness is the non-binding nature of the multi-annual targets,
it being understood that such criteria are of a non-binding nature, with the exception of those governing the regulatory procedure with scrutiny.
The non-binding nature of Malta's fiscal framework
training systems used in the Member States, despite specifying its non-binding nature for the next few years.
The Commission shall draw up practical guidelines of a non-binding nature. These guidelines shall address the topics referred to in Articles 3,
the conclusions of the Leipzig Informal Council should recommend that it is implemented gradually rather than emphasising its non-binding nature.
Due to its non-binding nature, this option is expected to be implemented in only a limited number of Member States, depending on the products and services considered.
called soft law- the provisions of non-binding nature just supporting.
All stakeholders were also satisfied with the non-binding nature of ESRB warnings
Due to its non-binding nature, this option is expected to only tip the balance in favour of a non-binding action only in the Member States where this issue is currently under debate.
In accordance with the principle of subsidiarity, I express my support for the non-binding nature of the European Qualifications Framework in the Member States
The so-called non-binding nature of the Charter, which brings together requirements on some issues with options for self-regulation and moral persuasion of Member States