Examples of using An equivalent effect in English and their translations into Romanian
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If the scope is much more limited- and those are the Commissioner's words- then how can it have an equivalent effect?
(b) the application of any quantitative restriction or any measures having an equivalent effect.
The existence of a measure having an equivalent effect to a quantitative restriction on imports.
Guarantees against nationalization, expropriation orother measures with an equivalent effect.
These provisions breach EU rules that prohibit measures which have an equivalent effect to customs duties and create discriminatory internal taxation.
Madam President, the Commissioner said we cannot impose the same standards, butwe must ensure they have an equivalent effect.
I share the Commission's view that the contested requirements constitute a measure having an equivalent effect to a quantitative restriction on imports prohibited by Article 28 EC.
Raw milk': milk produced by secretion of the mammary glands of one or more cows, ewes, goats or buffaloes, which has not been heated beyond 40 oC orundergone any treatment that has an equivalent effect;
The contested requirements imposed by the ApoG therefore constitute a measure having an equivalent effect to a quantitative restriction on imports.
Such measures shall be taken at the appropriate national, regional and/or local level, and may consist of legislative initiatives and/or voluntary agreements, as referred to in Article 6(2)(b), orother schemes with an equivalent effect.
The requirement as to good repute shall not be satisfied until rehabilitation or any other measure having an equivalent effect has taken place pursuant to the relevant existing national provisions.
Clas-sification of a measure as a measure having an equivalent effect to a quantitative restriction on imports does not therefore require verification that a foreign undertaking has actually been prevented from exporting its products to the Member State concerned.
However, any penalty imposed needs to have an equivalent effect on all financial services undertakings:a fine of a small level, while being clearly dissuasive for certain smaller financial institutions, will have only a very limited dissuasive effect for large financial institutions.
Therefore, the prohibition of quantitative restrictions on the movement of goods and of measures having an equivalent effect is one of the basic principles of the Union.
Whereas, in internal Community trade,the levying of any customs duty or charges having an equivalent effect and the application of any quantitative restriction or any measure having an equivalent effect are automatically prohibited from 1 January 1970 under the provisions of the Treaty; whereas, finally, in the absence of minimum prices on 31 December 1969, recourse to Article 44 of the Treaty is automatically excluded from 1 January 1970;
Whereas, therefore, the prohibition of quantitative restrictions on the movement of goods and of measures having an equivalent effect is one of the basic principles of the Community;
The Federal Republic of Germany states, first,that the contested requirements do not constitute a measure having an equivalent effect to a quantitative restriction on imports and, second, that it is not for the Commission to require a Member State, under cover of Article 28 EC, to amend legislation that falls within the powers of that Member State.
In this Opinion I shall explain in what way the contested requirements, although they should be regarded as selling arrangements within the meaning of Keck and Mithouard,2constitute a measure having an equivalent effect to a quantitative restriction on imports.
Where establishments produce foodstuffs containing milk ormilk-based products together with other ingredients which have not undergone heat treatment or another treatment having an equivalent effect, such milk, milk-based products and ingredients must be stored separately to prevent cross-contamination, and treated or processed in premises suitable for the purpose.
(2) Whereas the internal market comprises an area without internal frontiers in which the free movement of goods, persons, services andcapital is ensured; whereas, therefore, the prohibition of quantitative restrictions on the movement of goods and of measures having an equivalent effect is one of the basic principles of the Community;
The requirement laid down in Article 3(1)(b) shall not be satisfied until a rehabilitation measure or any other measure having an equivalent effect has been taken pursuant to the relevant provisions of national law.
Whereas the proposed Regulation sets out uniform rules on the aim, objectives and instruments of structural reform of banks in the internal market,Article 21 allows for a possible derogation from the separation requirements in Chapter III for credit institutions being covered by national legislation having an equivalent effect as the provisions of Chapter III of the proposal.
In the cases referred to under(a),(b) and(c), the good-repute requirement shall remain unsatisfied until rehabilitation or any other measure having an equivalent effect has taken place, pursuant to the existing relevant national provisions.
In order to maintain the amount of direct payments in calendar year 2013 on a level similar to that of 2012, however with due account taken to phasing-in in the new Member States,it is appropriate to establish an adjustment mechanism for 2013 having an equivalent effect to that of the modulation and the net ceilings.
(23) Clauses whereby the parties allocate customers within the same technological field of use or the same product market,either by an actual prohibition on supplying certain classes of customer or through an obligation with an equivalent effect, would also render the agreement ineligible for the block exemption where the parties are competitors for the contract products(Article 3(4)).
Where the legal system of the Member State does not provide for administrative fines, this Article may be applied in such a manner that the fine is initiated by the competent supervisory authority and imposed by competent national courts,while ensuring that those legal remedies are effective and have an equivalent effect to the administrative fines imposed by supervisory authorities.
The rules on administrative fines may be applied in such a manner that in Denmark the fine is imposed by competent national courts as a criminal penalty and in Estonia the fine is imposed by the supervisory authority in the frameworkof a misdemeanour procedure, provided that such an application of the rules in those Member States has an equivalent effect to administrative fines imposed by supervisory authorities.