Examples of using This framework decision in English and their translations into Romanian
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This Framework Decision shall apply to Gibraltar.
Member States shall bring into force the measures necessary to comply with this Framework Decision by 2 June 2003.
This Framework Decision shall apply to Gibraltar.
Member States shall take the necessary measures to comply with this Framework Decision by 9 December 2010.
This Framework Decision applies to all offences committed.
As I have already announced, I am committed to monitoring the implementation of this framework decision as closely as possible.
In particular, this Framework Decision seeks to ensure full respect for those rights.
The Council must,before 27 November 2011, assess the extent to which Member States have complied with this Framework Decision.
The proposal for this framework decision was presented in June 2009 jointly by 16 member states.
The tasks of such mechanisms shall include, at a minimum, monitoring of the implementation of the measures envisaged in this Framework Decision.
In particular, this Framework Decision seeks to ensure full respect for these rights and principles.
Once again, I understand that Parliament wants a different basis for this framework decision on the accreditation of forensic laboratory activities.
This framework decision is designed to simplify the exchange of information between law enforcement authorities in the Member States.
In accordance with the principle of proportionality, this Framework Decision does not go beyond what is necessary in order to achieve the objectives.
This framework decision is based on the 2005 Council of Europe Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings, but it goes further.
Now the Commission is monitoring the implementation of this framework decision as closely as possible and a group of national experts has been created to this end.
This framework decision responds to a request made by the European Council at a meeting convened on 25 March 2004, following the terrorist attacks in Madrid.
(7) The Communication contains a Draft Joint Action which is one element of that comprehensive approach, andconstitutes the starting point for this Framework Decision.
In a report published in 2014,the Commission called on EU countries that have not already done so to rapidly take the necessary measures to implement this framework decision.
It is also important to strengthen this framework decision in response to the most recent technological developments in the field of communication.
This Framework Decision is based on the Treaty establishing the European Union(TEU), and in particular Articles 30, 31(e), and Article 34(2)(b) thereof.
In order to enhance the process of approximation of legislation, this Framework Decision adopts the broad definition of the crime included in the above mentioned UN and CoE instruments.
This Framework Decision should not lead to undue bureaucracy in cases where, for the problems addressed, more suitable options are readily available.
The period for implementation of this Framework Decision ended on 12 January 2007, so Member States will already have done a significant part of the work to implement this Directive.
This Framework Decision establishes an obligation upon Member States to provide any victim with assistance, which should be sufficient to enable them to recover.
The implementation period for this Framework Decision ended on 27 January 2005 so that Member States will already have done a significant part of the required implementation work for this Directive.
This framework decision contains provisions on compensation by the offender, but does not otherwise address the matter of compensation of crime victims.
The reason for this is that this Framework Decision only comes into play if the person has already been released in the issuing State and wants to return as a free person to his home country and is ready to cooperate with the supervising authorities.
This Framework Decision confines itself to the minimum required in order to achieve those objectives at European level and does not go beyond what is necessary for that purpose.