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Actions under the framework will.
The SAFT framework will rapidly decline as an issuing structure.
Implementation of this framework will involve all actors.
Net Framework will continue to run on the target version by default.
The setting up of this new legal framework will require a structured approach during the transposition supervision.
This framework will incentivise more responsible behaviour in the banking sector.
Points out that the next multiannual financial framework will need to incorporate the consequences of the future EU-UK relationship;
The framework will provide a limited set of common indicators and a common methodology.
This regulatory framework will include animal nutrition and animal welfare measures.
This framework will include a European entrepreneur exchange programme-"ERASMUS for young entrepreneurs".
Perhaps such a framework will require more careful reinforcement to withstand any bad weather.
Such a framework will serve for quite a long time due to the fact that the material is generally not susceptible to corrosion.
The new working framework will have a substantial focus on mitigating the negative impacts of climate change on the most vulnerable people.
This framework will apply for another three years yet, but living with these conditions for such a long time will be totally unacceptable.
The Framework will operate in the context of the larger U.S. privacy landscape, which protects EU consumers in a number of ways.
The framework will stimulate interconnectivity between the various modes of transport and operators, thereby enhancing security along the supply chain as a whole.
This framework will cover policy areas outlined in this Communication: the harmonisation of tools, the coordination of national measures and financing arrangements.
The integrated financial framework will have a single supervisory mechanism which will be open to the extent possible to all Member States wishing to participate.
This regulatory framework will address the various issues linked with the establishment of smart grids, incl. data protection, electric vehicles and open access to the grids.
This framework will propose revision of the Directive on Electronic Signatures in order to clarify its concepts, simplify the use of e-signature and remove interoperability barriers.
This strategic framework will include a shortlist of infrastructure projects that are of crucial importance for CENTROPE and will serve as an instrument to influence national as well as European transport planning and policies.
Finally(iv), the new Temporary Framework will recognise the important role of the banking sector to deal with the economic effects of the COVID-19 outbreak, namely to channel aid to final customers, in particular small and medium-sized enterprises.
The current legal framework will effectively deal with complex transnational problems and will coordinate joint efforts at both national and EU level when addressing this profound human rights abuse and a particular form of violence against women.
This framework will include an aid coordination mechanism which will assign a decision-making role to the Ezingo UN trust fund and a possible future World Bank trust fund, and only a consultative role to the Bkou trust fund.
The new legal framework will simplify customs procedures for trade in goods between parts of customs territory of the Community to which Council Directive 2006/112/EC on the common system of value added tax applies and parts to which it does not apply.
This new framework will include a harmonised set of powers and rules allowing regulators to prevent bank failures and to take measures to facilitate the orderly resolution of insolvent banks whilst minimising costs to taxpayers(IP/09/1549).
This regulatory framework will also have to ensure the adequate open access and sharing of operational information between actors and might also have to address tariff setting issues in order to provide proper incentives for grid operators to invest in smart technologies.
In addition, the framework will also include safeguards for counterparties and market arrangements that may be affected by a transfer of property, assets or liabilities, together with provisions on judicial review to ensure that affected parties have appropriate rights to challenge the actions of authorities and seek financial redress.
The Common Strategic Framework will encompass the actions covered today by the Cohesion Fund, the European Regional Development Fund, the European Social Fund, the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund and the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development and identify linkages and coordination mechanisms with other EU instruments such as programmes for research, innovation, lifelong learning, and networks.
Well-functioning national fiscal frameworks will support this process.