Examples of using Existing practice in English and their translations into Slovak
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This addition merely codifies existing practice.
The existing practice of only limited use of extrapolation one residue limit to different tissues and species would continue.
The text proposed therefore merely codifies the existing practice.
The State Aid Action Plan, building on existing practice, has formalised this balancing exercise in what has been termed a‘balancing test'(7).
This proposal, therefore, would only serve to codify existing practice.
With the advent of the Crusades beginning in 1095, the existing practice of tattooing pilgrims to the Holy Land expanded to the European visitors.
On 31 May a decision wasadopted by the Management Board of the Office acknowledging the existing practice.
Analysis of potential additional assurance from SAIs on existing practice related to EU funds(31.12.2006).
Articles 104-105: The provisions on the Agency's working methods have been revised, taking into account the existing practice.
The usual means of announcing plenary votes should be used and,in line with existing practice, sufficient time should be given for Members to reach the Chamber.
These changes will bring the text more into line with its aims andmore closely reflect existing practice.
In a Commission expert group,the European Parliament should in line with existing practice receive full information and documentation and, where appropriate, an invitation to attend such meetings.
For the measures audited, a large proportion of beneficiaries therefore benefit from a deadweight effect in the form of aid that, at best,maintains an existing practice.
I don't know when, who and the exact number, but, of course, in accordance with the existing practice, there will be retaliatory measures,” he said.
When no solution is proposed,the Commission would follow-up, taking any further action, including through infringement proceedings, in accordance with existing practice.
In accordance with the Statute and existing practice, the Board is responsible for approving safeguards procedures and Safeguards Agreements, and for general supervision of the Agency's safeguards activities.
Not yet started 8Analysis of potential additional assurance from SAIs on existing practice related to EU funds(31.12.2006).
The existing practice of development of substantional and relational approaches unambiguously distinguishes the status of material essences, whose characteristics are identified(substantional approach) or correspond(relational approach) with time properties.
It enshrines the key standards of civil dialogue to which the institutions must live up to andcodifies the Commission's existing practice of carrying out broad public consultations.
The basic idea is to replace the existing practice of conducting impact assessments for individual sectors by integrating the impact assessments into a single comprehensive instrument applying to all sectors and covering economic, social and environmental impacts.
Whilst this approach would mean that citizens in Austria would benefit at a younger age from the right to support a citizens' initiative,it would nevertheless mirror the existing practice for electing members of the European Parliament.
The Commission wants to gather input based on existing practice and initial experience with the new telecoms rules and may then propose additional practical rules to make clear when breaches should be reported, the procedures for doing so, and the formats that should be used.
When matters relating to this Directive, other than its implementation or infringements, are being examined, i.e. in a Commission expert group,the European Parliament should in line with existing practice receive full information and documentation and, where appropriate, an invitation to attend such meetings.
Building on existing practice, this would mean that the reports on policy guidelines, the internal market, employment and the Lisbon Strategy would be summarised in a clear plan with stages and a timetable, within which it would be made clear what action would be expected from whom(Commission, Council, or Member States), on the basis of what decision and within what sort of timescale.
We may reject requests that are unreasonably repetitive, require disproportionate technical effort(for example,developing a new system or fundamentally changing an existing practice), risk the privacy of others or would be extremely impractical(for instance, requests concerning information residing on backup tapes).
In March 2010, the Committee called on the Commission"to publish a Green Paper on civil dialogue, which would cover the practical implementationof Articles 11(1) and 11(2), consider existing practice, define procedures and principles more precisely, evaluate them and, together with civil society organisations, make improvements, in particular by creating clearly defined structures"6.