Examples of using Code of good practice in English and their translations into Slovak
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By developing the common“Carpathian code of good practice in sustainable tourism”;
Code of Good Practice on the employment of people with disabilities.
The Venice Commission's Code of Good Practice in Electoral Matters pt.
The remaining additives could be labelled ona voluntary basis possibly in line with a stakeholder driven Code of good practice, approved by Comitology.
The Committee furthermore proposes a Code of good practice for participatory governance of the OMC.
An EU code of good practice on car marketing and advertising to promote more sustainable consumption patterns.
Here the Venice Commission provides some further guidance in its Code of Good Practice in Electoral Matters.
The EESC proposed that a Code of Good Practice should be based on a number of guidelines, nearly all of which have been taken account of in the Commission SWD.
The remainder could belabelled on a voluntary basis in line with the stakeholder code of good practice as approved by the core regulation.
The seller has no obligation to, and does not apply the code of good practice, as referred to in article 2, paragraph 5, of the law of 23 August 2007 on combating unfair market practicesOJ 2016.3.
In 2012,the Commission launched a process with enterprises and other stakeholders to develop a code of good practice for self- and co- regulation exercises.
Non-legislative action based, for example, on a code of good practice or guidelines could not give sufficient protection and would lack legal certainty.
In addition, members do not take measures that directly or indirectly require such governing bodies orencourage them to act in a manner incompatible with the Code of Good Practice.
The guidelines set out below should be considered as a code of good practice and checklist to be used by Member States in preparing DBP.
The Commission needs to look at areas of good practice in ethical recruitment of medical staff fromThird Countries with a view to proposing an EU Code of Good Practice.
The European Commission recently proposed a code of good practice for preventing the use of NGOs to finance criminal organisations.
Code of good practice- a set of rules of conduct, in particular ethical and professional standards, referred to in Article 2, point 5 of the Act on Counteracting Unfair Market Practices of August 23, 2007, as amended.
Comments received through standardizing bodies that have accepted this Code of Good Practice shall, if so requested, be replied to as promptly as possible.
The standardizing body shall afford sympathetic consideration to, and adequate opportunity for, consultation regarding representations with respect to the operation of this Code presented by standardizing bodies that have accepted this Code of Good Practice.
Considering that the industry hasalready on her own initiative started to work on a code of good practice the supplementary costs of option 3 seem to be marginal.
The Commission's proposal to develop a code of good practice should provide guidance for those wishing to engage in CSR activities, with due regard for the nature of self‑ and co-regulation exercises.
Launch a process in 2012 with enterprises andother stakeholders to develop a code of good practice for self- and co-regulation exercises, which should improve the effectiveness of the CSR process.
The Seller is not obliged nor does he apply the code of good practice referred to in Article 2(5)of the Act of 23 August 2007 on counteracting unfair market practices(Journal of Laws 2017.2070, as amended).
The obligations of Members with respect to compliance of standardizing bodies with the provisions of the Code of Good Practice shall apply irrespective of whether ornot a standardizing body has accepted the Code of Good Practice.
The EESC proposes that such benchmarking be drawn up as a Code of good practice by the Commission and the SPC, in collaboration with the major European stakeholders.
The guidelines set out below should be considered as a code of good practice and checklist to be used by Member States in preparing Stability or Convergence Programmes.
Calls on the European Union tocampaign within the Union for the Mediterranean for the draft common code of good practice in the fisheries and aquaculture sectors to be integrated into the programme of this new international organisation;