Examples of using Set out in the proposal in English and their translations into Polish
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It is extremely important to monitor on an ongoing basis implementation of the objectives set out in the proposal.
From 1 April 2013, the Agency would then be responsible for the different tasks set out in the proposal.
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Derogation from the rights set out in the proposal for a directive(Article 8) is only possible in exceptional circumstances.
enabling them to meet the obligations set out in the proposal;
are limited to the situations set out in the proposal.
comply with the obligations set out in the proposal for a directive, it will be necessary to introduce supervisory measures,
Accordingly, the Committee also recommends the proposed conferral of implementing powers on the Commission in the terms and scope set out in the proposal for a directive.
This leads to a paradox whereby the maximum penalty for a commercial-scale infringement set out in the proposal for a Directive could prove to be equal or lighter than the
Clarification of the responsibilities of all private- and public- sector operators involved in procedures to verify PPE compliance with the requirements set out in the proposal for a regulation and its annexes.
Consideration must be given to the possibility of more radical action than that set out in the proposal with regard to the internal division of remit
For example, in a separate project(Definition and Selection of Competencies- DeSeCo) the OECD defined the competences which were seen as the most important and which only partially overlap with the key competences set out in the proposal for a Recommendation.
With regard to various provisions set out in the proposal(all of which are listed in Article 86), some crucial aspects
verifying emissions set out in the proposal will be elaborated by guidelines;
Given the highly technical nature of the measures set out in the Proposal for a Regulation, the EESC believes that these assessments should be carried out before the Committee expresses a view on the proposed changes.
above shall not apply in the six specific cases set out in the proposal and discussed in the paragraphs following.
monitored ethical review and that in turn would effectively undermine the enforcement of many of the measures set out in the proposal as a whole.
To ensure more effective implementation of the objectives set out in the proposal for a decision, the EESC would recommend that they should be harmonised and aligned with the objectives and instruments of the European Year of equal opportunities for all(2007)
representing prior harmonisation of Member State legislation in this area, since the majority of the Member States have no specific rules on the use of PNR data for the purposes set out in the proposal.