Examples of using This draft regulation in English and their translations into Polish
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This draft Regulation includes such changes to Regulation(EC) No 1907/2006.
Taking account of Article 180 of the Financial Regulation, this draft Regulation defines the revenue allocated to the EAGF and EAFRD.
This draft regulation is a real step forward: let us continue in this direction.
After consulting widely andtaking into account activities in other countries, the Commission has brought forward this draft Regulation.
This draft Regulation proposes such changes to the provisions of Regulation(EC) No 648/2004.
A more detailed summary of the consultation process and its outcome can be found in the Impact Assessment report,which is presented together with this draft Regulation.
This draft Regulation also includes rules on budget discipline and takes account of the reform of the CAP as provided for by Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003.
Labelling provides workers handling equipment covered by this draft regulation and end consumers with vital information on the risks associated with the technologies they use.
This draft regulation that repeals regulations(EEC) No 2407/92, 2408/92 and 2409/92 is based on article 80(2) of the Treaty establishing the European Community.
In conclusion, the regulatory framework is radically simplified since this draft regulation shall replace or modify the provisions of current Regulations(EC) n° 1260/1999,(EC) n° 1263/1999,(EC) n° 2792/1999,(EC) n° 366/2001.
This draft Regulation responds to the calls of the European Parliament and the European Council to effectively manage the external borders of the European Union.
Article 26 establishes rules for the enforcement of the present Regulation, andin particular requires Member States to designate national enforcement bodies to which passengers may complain about alleged violation of their rights under this draft Regulation.
However, some aspects of this draft regulation may give rise to implementing problems, in view of the definitions used, with the draft directive on medical devices.
It is for this reason, that this proposal includes a'sunset' clause whereby Member States should continue to retain national designations of safe countries of origin orsafe third countries only for up to five years from entry into force of this draft Regulation Article 501.
BAR_ Legal basis This draft regulation that repeals regulations(EEC) No 2407/92, 2408/92 and 2409/92 is based on article 80(2) of the Treaty establishing the European Community._BAR.
While the Union's framework strategy for a resilient energy union with a forward looking climate change policy(COM(2015) 080 final)speaks in almost messianic tones about the need to combat climate change, this draft regulation- while consistent with previous regulations on security of gas supply- is not entirely consistent with the framework strategy's goals.
This draft regulation creates the preconditions for closing the regulatory gap that exists between its subject matter and the draft directive on medical devices.
The mere fact, as noted earlier, that this draft Regulation replaces or amends four Regulations currently in force gives an idea of its simplification of this regulatory framework.
This draft regulation appears to fill the regulatory gap that exists in both the draft directive on medical devices and in the draft regulation in question.
For this reason and on the basis of Article 175(1)TEC, this draft regulation was submitted as the legislative instrument best suited to meet the requirements for the harmonised implementation of the international agreements.
This draft Regulation creates the legal bases for financing the different measures covered by those two Funds, including the technical assistance necessary for the establishment and monitoring of the CAP.
To sum up, when reading this draft regulation it appears that the emphasis placed on'small enterprises' is above all political window-dressing aimed at making acceptable a rehash of the sadly famous'country of origin' principle.
This draft regulation extends the application of the derogation and proposes that the production/sales by the monopoly shall gradually decrease so that the monopoly will finally cease to exist as from 1 January 2018.
The objective of this draft Regulation is to provide for a more integrated management of the EU's external borders, inter alia by providing the European Border and Coast Guard Agency with more competences in the fields of external border management and return than Frontex currently has.
I think that this draft regulation is based upon the premise that lowering the fuel consumption of light commercial vehicles(LCVs) will reduce the overall level of CO2 emissions from transport, thereby mitigating climate change and setting CO2 emission limits for new LCVs in the European Union.
I support this draft regulation, which requires credit institutions and other related institutions to check the authenticity of the euro notes and coins they receive before putting them back into circulation, in accordance with procedures laid down by the European Central Bank for euro notes and by the Commission for euro coins.
This draft regulation represents a Commission initiative as part of the continuing common agricultural policy(CAP) reforms of 2003 for arable crops and livestock2, 2004 for olive oil, tobacco and cotton3, and 2006 for sugar4, and the proposed reform for fruit and vegetables of January 2007, which cover all the main sectors except wine.
This draft Regulation affords the European Border and Coast Guard Agency the additional competences needed for it to effectively implement integrated border management at Union level, to address deficiencies of border management at national level, and to respond to unprecedented migratory flows such as those which have arrived at the external borders of the European Union this year.