Examples of using Proposal allows in English and their translations into Polish
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The proposal allows for re-valuation of the supplies to the open market value OMV.
If, under particular circumstances,this would not be the case, the proposal allows derogations to be granted.
This proposal allows the Commission to authorise the conclusion of such agreements.
Financial implications may be minimized as this proposal allows limited further access to an already existing Information System.
The proposal allows the national authorities to operate the schemes on a cost-neutral basis.
The legal base of Article 66 can also cover provisions on what authorities have accessto the SIS II; thus, the proposal allows for the access of the authorities responsible for external borders, visas, asylum and immigration.
The proposal allows for the authorisation of the reverse charge until 31st December 2009._BAR.
I voted against the El Khadraoui report on charging heavy goods vehicles as the proposal allows tariff barriers to be introduced, which will increase the costs for freight operators in the peripheral Member States.
The proposal allows for the authorisation of the reverse charge until 31st December 2009.
In addition, given the variety of mutations through which avoidance schemes pass in response to counter-measures, the proposal allows Member States some room to adapt the measures to their specific national situations.
The proposal allows the adoption of implementing measures with a view to ensuring convergence as appropriate.
In order to address competition issues in the M2M market(most importantly, the lock-in with a given operator), the proposal allows national regulators to assign numbers to undertakings other than providers of electronic communications networks and services, without however requiring them to do so Article 88.
The proposal allows retention of PNR data for period of time not exceeding 5 years, after which the data must be deleted.
And if in the short term an unpredictable surge of cross-border healthcare were to cause a major problem-in planning local facilities, for example- the proposal allows Member States to put in place limits necessary to safeguard their overall system, respecting the caselaw of the Court of Justice.
Against this backdrop, the proposal allows(in certain circumstances) product placement and introduces more flexibility as regards the quantitative rules.
In order to enhance the mobility of doctors who have already obtained a medical specialist qualification andafterwards wish to follow another specialist training, the proposal allows Member States to grant partial exemptions from some elements of the training if the doctor has already completed those elements during his or her previous medical specialist training programme in that Member State.
The proposal allows the adoption of implementing measures, and provides for a review of the whole system five years after the transposition of the Directive.
By giving more flexibility to CRSs and airlines, the proposal allows CRSs to compete more effectively with the alternative distribution channels, both in terms of prices and services offered.
This proposal allows for the cross-border management of funds without the current requisite for fully functioning management companies being set up.
By establishing pricing freedom with regard to booking fees, the proposal allows rail companies to negotiate booking fees which are better adapted to the value of their tickets and hence creates an incentive for rail companies to offer their services on the CRS systems, too.
The proposal allows for full harmonisation, aimed at contracts signed away from business premises and distance contracts, particularly transactions carried out online.
Group solvency- group internal model: the proposal allows a group to apply for the permission to use an internal model for the calculation of the group Solvency Capital Requirement and the solo Solvency Capital Requirement of related entities.
The proposal allows collective bargaining negotiations by producer organisations of milk farmers subject to certain limits based on their share of EU-wide and national milk production volumes.
At the same time, the proposal allows for a better alignment of the free allocation with current production levels by a more frequent calculation of individual allocations.
The proposal allows for the later adoption of implementing measures or technical standards, in case specific issues require the development of more detailed technical guidance or clarification.
To this end, the proposal allows firms not complying with the new set of quantitative limits to gradually adjust to the new rules over a period of 30 years.
In addition the proposal allows Member States greater flexibility to apply specific duties and to levy minimum excise duties on cigarettes in order to achieve health objectives.
The proposal allows manufacturers to retain flavourings essential to their current brands but limits the use of new non-tobacco related additives intended to increase markets, in particular amongst young people.
The proposal allows firms the flexibility to comply with the new obligation and high level principles in a way that is appropriate to their size and internal organisation and the nature, scope and complexity of their activities.
The proposal allows the Lithuanian tax authorities to apply the open market value(as defined in Article 11(A)(1)) to the supply for the purposes of calculating VAT, rather than the consideration that was actually paid.