Examples of using Whose provisions in English and their translations into Romanian
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Most contentious was the Fugitive Slave Bill, whose provisions were anathema to abolitionists.
This Royal Decree constitutes a basic rule, whose provisions have been observed in the drafting of this Regional Decree, which is issued by virtue of the powers of legislative development held by the Autonomous Community in matters of internal health and healthcare.
I am thinking in particular about the Convention of the Rights of the Child, whose provisions are being violated by many Roma families.
The national civil aviation security programmes, some of whose provisions have occasionally needed adjusting, should be regularly brought into line with the new Community requirements arising from the amendment of Regulation No 622/2003;
The proposed Regulation provides for a further implementing Regulation to be issued by the Commission, whose provisions would cover.
This concerns, first of all, Regulation(EC)No 45/2001, whose provisions will have to be adapted to the new general legal framework.
Order 128/2004 of the Minister of Economy andCommerce approving the List of Romanian standards which adopt the harmonized European standards whose provisions refer to packaging and packaging waste.
Only Regulations that are up to date with the developments in national legislation and whose provisions are clear and complete can guarantee transparency and certainty for stakeholders and provide full protection for mobile citizens.
It seems that the Member States have a preference for a very limited treaty change which will presumably be placed under Article 136, whose provisions are specific to the euro-area Member States.
The improvement of legislation,in particular, of the law on police, whose provisions are old and run counter international principles that regulate the activity of law enforcement bodies is one of immediate priorities.
Of 4 March 2004 approving the List of Romanian standards which adopt the harmonized European standards whose provisions refer to packaging and packaging waste.
The amfori BSCI members have developed the amfori BSCI Code of Conduct, whose provisions are based, among other things, on the standards of the International Labour Organisation(ILO), the UN Charter of Human Rights and national laws and regulations.
ActiveWatch and Reporters Without Borders condemn the Romanian Government's decision to adopt in a total lack of transparency a bill whose provisions threaten press freedom and the public's right to information.
The Commission will therefore present a legal instrument21 under whose provisions public authorities will be required to refurbish at least 3% of their buildings(by floor area) each year- about twice the currently prevailing rate for the European building stock22.
On 7 May 2003, the Government approved the Regulation on Public Purchases from a Single Source, whose provisions are to facilitate the activity of economic agents.
As a transitional measure and notwithstanding Articles 24(1)(c) and 25,Member States whose provisions, laid down by law, regulation, or administrative action, provided for part-time specialist training on 20 June 1975, may continue to apply these provisions to candidates who have begun training as specialists not later than 31 December 1983.
The producing Member State shall inform the Member State of destination, in accordance with whose provisions the tests and inspections are to be carried out, of the body it intends to approve for this purpose.
As a transitional measure and notwithstanding Articles 2(1)(c) and 3,Member States whose provisions laid down by law, regulation or administrative action permit a method of part-time specialist training at the time of notification of this Directive may continue to apply these provisions to candidates who have begun their training as specialists no later than four years after the notification of this Directive.
It is only a Regulation establishing a common asylum procedure in the Union, and whose provisions shall be directly applicable, that can provide the necessary degree of uniformity and effectiveness needed in the application of procedural rules in Union law on asylum.
As a transitional measure and notwithstanding paragraph 2,Italy, whose provisions laid down by law, regulation or administrative action provided for a training programme which did not comply fully with that set out in the Annex when Directive 78/1026/EEC and this Directive took effect, may continue to apply those provisions to persons who commenced their veterinary training not later than 31 December 1984.
As a transitional measure and notwithstanding paragraphs 1 and 4,Spain, whose provisions laid down by law, regulation or administrative action provided for training which did not comply with this Directive when Directive 80/154/EEC and this Directive took effect, may continue to apply those provisions to persons who commenced their specific midwifery training not later than 31 December 1985.
The participant guarantees Austrian Airlines that he or she will not submit any entries or content whose provision, publication or usage breaches applicable law or violates the rights of third parties.
Satellite communications services" means service whose provision makes use, wholly or partly, of satellite network services;
(q) identify the electronic communications services whose provision on a cross‑border basis within the Community would benefit from the use of frequencies or numbers the rights to which are granted by means of a single procedure and under a single set of conditions;
Part of the Moldova-EU association agreement is the free trade agreement- DCFTA whose provision requires the creation of the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area between Moldova and the EU.
Telecommunications services" means services whose provision consists wholly or partly in the transmission and routing of signales on a public telecommunications network by means of telecommunications processes, with the exception of radio- and television-broadcasting to the public, and satellite services.'.
In my view, the failure to define, with sufficient clarity and precision, the service,other than the insemination service, whose provision in France, by operators from other Member States has, allegedly, been impeded or discouraged by the national legislation on the artificial reproduction of cattle, makes it impossible to declare any failure on the part of the Member State concerned to fulfil an obligation in that regard.
There is not a crawling(creature) on the earth whose provision is not by Allah. He knows its resting place and its repository. All is in a Clear Book.
Others may claim that the text contains provisions whose implementation would be costly, in particular, for smaller operators.
Dealt with by Community rules whose main provisions are referred to, for information purposes, in the Annex to this Decision.