Examples of using Technical implementing measures in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The Committee should consider proposals for technical implementing measures related to radio spectrum.
The technical implementing measures would take the form of a Commission Decision adopted in the'regulatory comitology procedure.
Whereas the Commission should have responsibility for the adoption of any technical implementing measures.
It also provides for technical implementing measures to be adopted under the Spectrum Decision as a mechanism to ensure legal certainty.
That procedure gives Parliament the power to decide, together with the Council,on the scope of the technical implementing measures to be adopted at Level 2.
Technical implementing measures for the rules laid down in this Directive may be necessary to take account of new developments on securities markets.
The Commission can go along with this, particularly because the technical implementing measures for the MiFID are essential for the effective application of this directive.
Technical implementing measures for the rules laid down in this Directive may be necessary to take account of new developments on securities markets.
Should confine itself to broad general« framework» principles while Level 2 should contain technical implementing measures to be adopted by the Commission with the assistance of a committee.
Where legislative adjustment is needed to give effect to new single market freedoms,these changes could incorporate the possibility for adoption of technical implementing measures.
Whereas the Commission should have responsibility for the adoption of any technical implementing measures, in compliance with the Community's international obligations.
The CESR will act as an independent advisory group to assist the Commission, particularly, though not exclusively,in the preparation of technical implementing measures Level 2.
It also provides for the use of technical implementing measures so as to ensure its uniform implementation and to adapt to changing market and supervisory realities.
In adopting directives or regulations at Level 1,the Council and Parliament will jointly define the scope of technical implementing measures by codecision, as has been stated, on a case-by-case basis.
This Decision is based on the principle that, where the European Parliament and the Council have agreed on a Community policy which depends on radio spectrum,committee procedures should be used for the adoption of accompanying technical implementing measures.
Level 1, the Directive,should confine itself to broad general"framework" principles while Level 2 should contain technical implementing measures to be adopted by the Commission with the assistance of a committee.
With a view to the adoption of technical implementing measures addressing the harmonisation of radio frequency allocation and of information availability, the Committee should cooperate with radio spectrum experts from national authorities responsible for radio spectrum management.
Level 1, the Directive,should confine itself to broad general"framework" principles while Level 2 should contain technical implementing measures to be adopted by the Commission with the assistance of a committee.
Where the Commission finds that divergence at national level in regulations aimed at implementing Article 10(4) creates a barrier to the single market, the Commission may, acting in accordance withthe procedure referred to in Article 22(3), take the appropriate technical implementing measures.
Level 1, the Directive, should confine itself to broad general« framework»principles while Level 2 should contain technical implementing measures to be adopted by the Commission with the assistance of a committee.
For the development of technical implementing measures referred to in paragraph 1 which fall within the remit of the CEPT, such as the harmonisation of radio frequency allocation and of information availability, the Commission shall issue mandates to the CEPT, setting out the tasks to be performed and the timetable therefor.
Where there is a need for harmonisation of numbering resources in the Community to support the development of pan-European services,the Commission may take technical implementing measures using its executive powers.
To achieve the aim set out in Article 1,the Commission may also adopt technical implementing measures referred to in paragraph 1 which are not covered by paragraph 2, acting in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 33.
In its final report, the Committee called for each Directive to be a split between framework principles and« non-essential» technical implementing measures to be adopted by the Commission under the Union 's committee procedures.
For the development and adoption of technical implementing measures and with a view to contributing to the formulation, preparation and implementation of Community radio spectrum policy, the Commission should be assisted by a committee, to be called the Radio Spectrum Committee, composed of representatives of the Member States and chaired by a representative of the Commission.
Where it is necessary to adopt harmonisation measures for the implementation of Community policies which go beyond technical implementing measures, the Commission may submit to the European Parliament and to the Council a proposal on the basis of the Treaty.
Where committee procedures are used for the adoption of technical implementing measures, the Committee should also take into account the views of the industry and of all users involved, both commercial and non-commercial, as well as of other interested parties, on technological, market and regulatory developments which may affect the use of radio spectrum.
In its final report the Committee called for each Directive to be a split between framework principles and« non-essential» technical implementing measures to be adopted by the Commission under the Union 's comitology procedures.
If, on the basis of the input received,the Commission decided to propose technical implementing measures, it would have to consult the European Network and Information Security Agency(ENISA), the Article 29 Data Protection Working Party and the European Data Protection Supervisor EDPS.
In its final report, that Committee proposed the introduction of new legislative techniques based on a four-level approach,namely essential principles, technical implementing measures, co-operation amongst national securities regulators, and enforcement of Community law.