Examples of using Sunset clause in English and their translations into Romanian
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Review/revision/sunset clause.
The sunset clause was added to get it past some of my more conservative colleagues.
The proposal includes a sunset clause.
First, the insertion of a sunset clause, which the Commission had not proposed.
Both mechanisms include a sunset clause.
Congress put in a sunset clause, so the grant has to be renewed every five years.
The proposal does not include a sunset clause.
The directive also has a sunset clause of 2028, after which time it should no longer be required.
We must also maintain a sunset clause.
Article 14§ 3 contains a“sunset clause”, according to which“This Regulation shall apply until 31 December 2010”.
The proposal includes a review clause and a sunset clause.
Amendment 33 introduces a'sunset clause' requiring all implementing legislation to be reviewed and readopted after 6 months.
The delegation of power expires at the date set in the legislative act if a clause to this effect(sunset clause) is included.
We therefore have to amend the sunset clauses in the migration instruments adopted in 2008 in order to prevent them from expiring.
Given the considerable delays that have already been confirmed and the increased costs ofthe SIS II project, I understand that the sunset clause must be kept.
This is not a real sunset clause, but it does very strongly resemble one in terms of the deadline and of the assessment after four years.
It only applies to a limited number of products, to the final product destined for the consumer, and-as far as my group is concerned- it is a 5-year pilot project because we shall support the amendment with the sunset clause.
The agreement must also contain a sunset clause for its termination, should the European Community conclude an agreement with the third country in question.
According to the Communication, the proposal complies with the subsidiarity and proportionality principles, has no implication for the Community budget,includes a review and a sunset clause and it is proposed to cover the European Economic Area.
The second condition is met by the'sunset clause', in accordance with which an agreement concluded under this procedure automatically loses force at the moment of conclusion of an agreement by the Communities with a third country.
The three EU institutions have also agreed that the implementing powers should beconferred on the Commission without time-limit, which means that the existing“sunset clauses” included in financial services directives must be abolished3.
A proposal for the introduction of a sunset clause in the revised Regulation, fixing a deadline(e.g. 2011- 2012) where banks would be exempt from all balance of payments reporting obligations based on settlements is also envisaged.
Derogations from the limit values for the medical sector to facilitate MRI treatment are viewed with scepticism by other sectors,whereas trade unions recommend a sunset clause to avoid the erosion of protective legislation.
I certainly hope that the sunset clause, the n+3 rule, will not come into play, but, if it does, there is certainly reason to look again at whether the rules for the structural funds are sufficiently flexible and unbureaucratic.
Derogations from the limit values for the medical sector to facilitate MRI treatment are viewed with scepticism by other sectors,whereas trade unions recommend a sunset clause to avoid the erosion of protective legislation.
Points out that such an assessment should not only be conducted in the event of sunset clauses, towards the end of a programme, or when a repeal is envisaged, but should also be considered in cases where action or legislation at EU level is not yet in place or under review;
Furthermore, acknowledging that price controls should always be assessed carefully because of their extreme impact on the market, the Advocate General considers that the limited duration of these price caps,the existence of a sunset clause requiring periodic reassessment, and their aim of correcting a market failure that competition rules had not been able to address, makes them more acceptable.
The procedure also provides for the inclusion in the agreements of sunset clauses to limit the validity in time of the agreements concluded by the Member States until the point when the Community concludes an agreement on the same subject matters with the third country concerned.
In further support of this view, the Commission points out that under Article 290(2)(a) TFEU the European Parliament orthe Council may decide to revoke the delegation:"Legally the effects of a revocation are exactly the same as those of a sunset clause; both put an end to the powers conferred on the Commission and the onus is then on the Commission to submit a legislative proposal if this is useful and necessary.
To that effect, andsince Directive 2006/24 contains no provision which provides for the lapsing of the directive(‘sunset clause'), it is the duty of the legislature of the European Union to conduct a periodic reassessment of the circumstances that justify the serious limitation on the exercise of the right to privacy contained in the directive, thereby enabling it to examine whether those circumstances continue to be present and consequently to adapt or even repeal that limitation.
