Examples of using Inconsistent application in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Telecoms: citizens andbusinesses pay the price for inconsistent application of EU rules.
The inconsistent application of copy and content would also demand a highly regulated regime to ensure consistency.
Because these directives focus primarily on objectives,without harmonising implementation procedures, inconsistent application by Member States can lead to distortion of the market.
The problems arising from an inconsistent application of the third package regulations are expected to subsist if the legislation is not changed.
The Court concludes that the 2005 consolidated accounts of the EU general budget of 105 billion euro are reliable, butqualifies this opinion due to the overstatement of net assets and inconsistent application of cut-off procedures.
Failure to do so will lead to inconsistent application of the legislation across the EU, with consequent detrimental effects on road safety.
The Court has reached the conclusion that the consolidated annual accounts of the EU general budget for 2005, totalling EUR 105 billion, are reliable. I must qualify this audit opinion, however,in the light of the net overvaluation of assets and the inconsistent application of cut-off procedures.
The previously mentioned problems arising from the inconsistent application of the third package regulations are expected to continue or even worsen if the legislation is left unchanged.
I know that Commissioner Monti is aware of this, butwe have consistently argued that the Commission must guard against the danger that the reform may lead to inconsistent application or even to a renationalisation of competition policy, thereby destroying the single market.
On the one hand this prevents inconsistent application of the Directive and on the other, SMEs in particular, will be protected in respect of their inclusion in public directories and in respect of unsolicited telephone calls.
The fact that Brazil holds the 16 place in a list of 22 countries with the highest incidence of TB is a reflex of the distressing socioeconomic situation, poverty and inability of the government to act, due to ineffective governmental involvement,insufficient governmental commitment and inconsistent application of the programs to control the disease in the country.
The question of consistent application: the risk of inconsistent application of competition rules must be borne in mind, but I do not believe that it should be exaggerated.
The inconsistent application of the third package across the Member States and the lingering restrictions on intra-Community air services distort the level-playing field of the airlines and limit competition in some parts of the internal market.
We also pointed to the possible danger of the reform leading to inconsistent application or even the renationalisation of competition policy, thereby destroying the single market.
Currently, we have inconsistent application of company law within the existing Member States' statutes on things like publication of information, timely publication of accounts, proper completion of accounts- all those sorts of issues are currently implemented differently.
Despite the success of that liberalisation in terms of growth, competition andlower fares, the inconsistent application of those Regulations across the Member States distorts the functioning of the internal aviation market.
The inadequate management andgovernance of the local public policies- associated with the inconsistent application of financial resources, lack of equipment and sufficient material and human resources for implanting health actions and interdepartmental actions capable of resolving issues in the APS- represent the principal barriers to universal health coverage and universal access to health for these subjects.
Consumers, businesses and the EU economy as a whole are denied the full economic benefits of a truly single andcompetitive EU-wide telecoms market because of inconsistent application of EU telecoms rules, according to the European Commission's annual report on the Single European Electronic Communications Market.
This is dangerous,because their signature approach is the selective and inconsistent application of legal or quasi-legal principles and precepts, which is the very opposite of the rule of law's dependence on generality and predictability.
The framework of Regulation while introducing parallel competence of the Commission, Member States' competition authorities and Member States' courts to apply Article and 82 in their entirety,limits risks of inconsistent application by a range of measures, thereby ensuring the primary aspect of legal certainty for companies as reflected in the case law of the Court of Justice, i.e. that the competition rules are applied in a consistent way throughout the Community.