Examples of using Binding rules in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This is precisely why global players need binding rules.
This is why we need to establish binding rules in this area at European level.
Rather than this being merely a permitted option,there should be binding rules on this.
We have voted in favour of introducing binding rules before the end of this parliamentary term.
It is the legal basis which, of course, decides whether it is to be a case of voluntary coordination or binding rules.
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The Council has no knowledge of any binding rules for competitions of this kind on a European scale.
We have heard from many, in fact a great many, lobbyists, andnot all of them took a positive view of the preparation of these binding rules.
What we need are new binding rules, but not rules that we are told will be implemented on 1 January 2019.
If this policy is to hold together,we also require binding rules on ozone emissions.
However, a good many binding rules are going to compete with the Member States' prerogatives, such as their control over funding methods.
This is literally the first time that an international agreement will establish such binding rules on the grounds of animal welfare.
Article 9 of this Regulation contains legally binding rules on search and rescue which are applicable during Frontex-coordinated operations.
Binding rules for cross-border cooperation are needed and the cooperation with emergency relief organisations must be stepped up.
The Council adopted a regulation introducing binding rules for the issuance of euro coins intended for circulation, commemoration or collection.
There is an unwelcome level of uncertainty in WTO rules which do not mesh well with the WTO's binding rules for settling disputes.
Rejects, however, binding rules on the award of contracts, as many regional and local authorities have very limited budgets.
TVS: Elaboration of internal procedures, codes of conduct,privacy policies and binding rules for companies and employee data analysis.
We have not been given precise information about the legal bases,so we cannot see whether the Commission is proposing voluntary coordination or binding rules.
We have therefore voted in favour of introducing binding rules for recruitment, dismissal, remuneration, social security and pensions, amongst other things.
We have a financial sector that operates on a global basis andwe therefore need, as far as possible, to agree binding rules for the sector on a global basis.
Commissioner, when will binding rules on attaching labels of origin be applied, with the adoption, for example, of the'made in' regulation?
For the first time ever an international agreement will establish binding rules to control trade on the grounds of animal welfare.
Irrespective of whether or not there is at present any legal requirement for them to do so,the Court must prepare its own binding rules in this area.
However, there are cases when binding rules are necessary in order to ensure that a new or emerging risk is properly and consistently addressed in all Member States.
The disadvantage suffered by women in Europe can only be combated effectively if we introduce binding rules instead of voluntary commitments.
After all, it was experts who fixed binding rules, and incidentally the aim is similar to what we are planning under the bus construction directive in the Murphy report.
And it should not be underestimated- I am addressing this particularly to one side of the House- that, above all, these binding rules will help to prevent corruption.
I therefore call for the introduction of binding rules on labelling, founded upon compliance with standards of protection, which will be effective, binding and harmonised right across Europe.
With its entry into force on 14 December 2005,the Convention became the first anti-corruption legal instrument to establish binding rules to the signatory countries.
We cannot accept Amendments Nos 26, 47 and 60 or Amendment No 65,which impose binding rules on the distribution of connection costs and other network costs at a European level.