Examples of using Direct applicability in English and their translations into Romanian
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Elaboration and case studies with direct applicability.
The direct applicability of a Regulation offers greater legal certainty.
First emergency measures with direct applicability" to Decree no.
Overall, therefore, Clause 5(1)of the Framework Agreement does not fulfil the requirements for direct applicability.
Having regard to the direct applicability of that regulation in the legal systems of the Member States, a child giving rise to entitlement to.
This is the standard clause on entry into force and direct applicability.
Staff Regulations- Legal nature- Regulation- Direct applicability- Obligations of the Member States: judgment of 14 February 2008(Gysen, C-449/06).
Paragraph(2) of the Constitution of Romania, the Convention is part of the national law, with direct applicability.
(7) It is advisable to ensure the direct applicability of the new standards for measuring equipment and of the technical rules already contained in Directive 92/1/EEC.
They learned andapplied immediately only effective techniques with direct applicability in street confrontations.
Given its direct applicability this change in itself will contribute to further convergence and will ensure coherence with the proposed Asylum Procedures Regulation as well.
Work with surfaces andmaterials with the purpose of developing imagination and creativity- direct applicability in architecture design.
There was consensus among Member States and stakeholders that the direct applicability in all Member States also streamlined the often lengthy and cumbersome process of implementing Union legislation.
This change in itself will contribute to further convergence by removing differences in transposition and ensuring direct applicability of the rules.
The direct applicability of a Regulation will reduce regulatory complexity and offer greater legal certainty for those subject to the legislation across the Union by clarifying the applicable rules in a more uniform way.
A key aspect to be considered is that almost the entire MiIFID II Legal Framework has direct applicability in all Member States and does not need any transposition.
The direct applicability of a Regulation reduces legal fragmentation and provides greater uniformity by introducing a harmonised set of rules which promote the free circulation of television and radio programmes originating in other Member States.
The properties of Mobil lubricants for construction machineries are visible not only in theory,but have a direct applicability in the increase of machineries' performance.
The direct applicability of a Regulation pursuant to Article 288 TFEU will reduce legal fragmentation and provide greater legal certainty by introducing a harmonised set of core rules contributing to the functioning of the internal market.
The reasoning of the Constitutional Court in this case is particularly rich in references to the Convention case-law, and the direct applicability of the Convention standards by the domestic courts is clearly stated.
The adoption of a regulation ensuring direct applicability is best suited to accomplish those regulatory goals and ensure uniform conditions by preventing diverging national requirements as a result of the transposition of a directive.
In Adeneler(cited in footnote 3), paragraphs 28 and 107,the Court merely restates the position taken by the referring court in relation to the(lack of) direct applicability of the Framework Agreement, without however setting out its own view on that issue.
Secondly, due to the direct applicability of the risk retention and the due diligence requirements in the present proposal for a Regulation, the similar requirements from the Solvency II Delegated Regulation can be repealed after entry into force of this proposal.
The Regulation revised the main provisions of the Textile Directives in line with recent legislative standards to facilitate its direct applicability and ensure that citizens, economic operators and public authorities can easily identify their rights and obligations.
Such direct applicability should bring benefits to the internal market as a whole because it will contribute to ensuring fair competition and to preventing obstacles to the free exercise of fundamental freedoms not only in the participating Member States but in the internal market as a whole.
The Court rejected also the critics of the authors of the complaint arguing that the Agreement proclaims the primacy of European law and its direct applicability, since the Agreement has not assigned any law making powers to European Union institutions and this is the exclusive competence of national authorities of the Republic of Moldova.
Furthermore, it ensures the direct applicability of detailed uniform rules concerning the operation of undertakings for collective investment in transferable securities(UCITS) and depositaries, which by their nature are directly applicable and therefore require no further transposition at national level.
Apart from the amendments set out under points 5.1 and 5.2,the text of existing legislation has been revised in line with recent legislative standards to facilitate its direct applicability and to ensure that citizens, economic operators and public authorities can readily identify their rights and obligations.
The direct applicability of a Regulation in accordance with Article 288 TFEU will reduce legal fragmentation and provide greater legal certainty by introducing a harmonised set of core rules, improving the protection of fundamental rights of individuals and contributing to the functioning of the Internal Market.
Even though the future OCT association should not entail the direct applicability of a given Community policy to the OCTs, the question could be explored how an OCT that has voluntarily taken over the Community acquis in a given area could somehow be better involved in the dialogue on the subsequent development of the relevant Community policy, without prejudice to the role of the Member States in the decision-making process.