Examples of using Transposition process in English and their translations into Romanian
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Transposition process.
Moreover, this would facilitate the transposition process.
Later on they assist in ensuring that the transposition process is fully and correctly completed and they also help business and consumers to see how EU law has been transposed nationally.
EU countries have room for manoeuvre in this transposition process.
The clarity of these definitions will be pivotal as regards the quality of the transposition process and preventing major discrepancies between the Member States, which could significantly reduce the effectiveness of the legislation.
The difference is evident from Tarkovsky's explanation of Solaris's transposition process.
It cannot exclusively lie on the transposition process for the Third Postal Directive.
Social and environmental activities(non-financial reporting directive already in the transposition process).
Moreover, experience has shown that Member States misused the transposition process in order to introduce additional procedural requirements.
Member States must therefore screen their legal systems andincrease the clarity of the transposition process.
The transposition process is managed most effectively in Denmark and Malta(5 open non-communication cases each), whilst it takes more time in Italy(34 cases) and Poland(32 cases).
In addition, it should examine and identify the specific impact on fundamental rights during the transposition process.
During the transposition process the Commission will attract specific attention of the Member States to the areas where there has been implementation difficulties in order to better overcome them in the new transposing legislation.
A constant exchange of information with national parliaments on the progress of transpositions could also facilitate the transposition process.
It will be useful to examine andidentify the specific impact on fundamental rights during the transposition process but only if carried out comprehensively across all policy domains.
For these reasons the Commission considers that explanatory documents accompanying the notification of transposition measures will be essential to understand fully the national transposition process.
The Commission supports Member States actively to make the transposition process as operational and swift as possible with the ultimate goal that EU law is applied correctly and rights and obligations are effectively enforced.
Member States should display the transposition ofEU legislation online and in real time, involving civil society in the transposition process and raising awareness about new rules.
However, due to late transposition of the Directive in many Member States(the transposition process was not completed until 2009)2 experience in applying the Directive is limited and only few court cases have been reported.
Immediately after the adoption of the proposal,the Commission will organise transposition workshops with Member States representatives to assist them in the transposition process and to facilitate the mutual exchange of information.
The Committee asks that during the transposition process, the Member States should adhere to a very clear legal definition of the concepts set out in Article 1a(2) in order to ensure that the directive is implemented correctly, without creating complicated situations for businesses and tax administrations.
Further steps, at EU and UN level, including better coordination and advance information sharing, will allow the Commission to be on standby to immediately launch procedures once new listings are decided, andwill further speed up the transposition process.
In addition, the transposition process of IMO rules into national law creates legal uncertainty and imposes excessive burden upon the industry and national administrations because of a long and complex legislative technique- making it very difficult to keep up with the production of technical requirements by the International Maritime Organisation.
This transposition proposal relates to the measures adopted by ICCAT since 2008, with the exception of the multiannual recovery plan for bluefin tuna in the eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean,which is subject to a separate transposition process.
Consequently, the EESC would therefore support the role of EMSA and the use of the existing Passenger Ship Safety Expert Group(PSS EG) to the Maritime Safety Group in order tofacilitate the implementation and transposition processes in conjunction with the corresponding expert groups dealing with Port State Control inspections and National Single Window implementation.
For instance, it will engage in informal contacts with national officials on a bilateral basis and set up expert groups and provide on-line fora to discuss andexchange best practices amongst national experts, as early as possible in the transposition process.
Consequently, the EESC would therefore support the role of EMSA and the use of the existing Passenger Ship Safety Expert Group(PSS EG) to the Maritime Safety Group(permanent expert group on maritime safety set up by DG Mobility and Transport) in order tofacilitate the implementation and transposition processes in conjunction with the corresponding expert groups dealing with Port State Control inspections and National Single Window implementation.
We do not underestimate the usefulness of the statistical data and the pressure that comes from promoting the EU's good and bad students, but in our opinion, the Commission ought to be more ambitious andtry to make this scoreboard a tool designed to appreciate the difficulties encountered by the Member States within the context of the transposition process.
The Commission also stepped up its preventive measures, for example, by including prospective application of EU law in its impact assessmentsfor new initiatives and by promoting implementation plans to support the transposition process for new directives(see 3.4).
Benešík emphasized that approximation of legislation is highly important to be started even though a country is not granted a clear prospect of joining EU as by the time of accession the countries have to fully transpose andimplement the EU legislation that is certainly a time-consuming obligation for the national transposition process.