Examples of using Implementation would in English and their translations into Slovak
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Furthermore, its implementation would require additional funding and increased bureaucracy.
However, the Council's legal service says thelegal basis of the proposal is inadequate, so its implementation would be illegal.
Timetable risk: any delay in the implementation would jeopardize the window of opportunity.
Implementation would be delayed, at least until 2017, andwould impose a heavy burden on national administrations and the Commission.
Timetable risk: any delay in the implementation would jeopardize the window of opportunity.
Its implementation would translate into the adoption of a set of regulatory instruments specific to each of the situations to be covered.
Finds the delays unacceptable given that the IAS considers that delays in the implementation would lead to an even increased risk for the organisation;
Delayed implementation would put the European banking industry at a competitive disadvantage in the global market.
Efforts would in practice include some regulatory changes and their implementation would require commitment at both national and industry level.
Implementation would be tailored to the needs and capacities of each country and supported, where required, by external assistance.
Differences in the transposition of measures and/or the implementation would have very serious consequences for the functioning of the internal market in biocidal products.
The Member State concerned would be required to draw up anaction plan aimed at fulfilling these recommendations, and its implementation would be monitored by the Commission.
Timetable Risk: any delay in implementation would jeopardise the window of opportunity and would be likely to generate cost over-runs.
Given only slight rise in gross waste management costs(+ 5,9%) as compared to the baseline scenario,full implementation would result in a reduction of macroeconomic net costs by 126%.
The application and implementation would have to be compatible with EU policies and comply with all applicable EU law, including in the area of state aid.
Introducing further complicated rules would result in a highly complex control system whose implementation would be costly and contrary to the simplification efforts of the Commission.
However, measures whose implementation would entail changes to the existing legal framework can be considered only in connection with the preparation of the successor programme(s).
They generally considered that producers had made huge efforts on this important animal welfare issue anddelaying implementation would be unfair on those farmers.
Their implementation would have considerable repercussions for the European sugar sector, and would in particular result in the loss of at least 150,000 jobs in regions that are often already struggling.
However, this holistic approach currently at this stageis not reflecting a consensus of stakeholders although its implementation would take the fight against cyber crime a step further than all other options.
Its implementation would therefore probably generate the most problems of a political nature, hence full substitution of stability bond issuance for national issuance, with joint and several guarantees seems the least likely option in the near future.
However, most delegations were opposed to prolonging the deadline because they considered producers had made huge efforts on this important animal welfare issue anddelaying implementation would be unfair on these farmers.
Recommendation 5(a) The Commission does not accept the recommendation as its implementation would violate the legitimate expectations of the Member States to be evaluated against a fiscal adjustment target set at the time of the budgetary planning process.
The Commission considers that some of the issues the Court suggests to address with regard to the SPS and SAPS schemes would lead to the introduction of further complicated rules which would result in a highly complex control system whose implementation would be costly and contrary to the simplification efforts of the Commission.
The Member States must ratify and implement this convention andrecommendations quickly, because its implementation would address the needs of one of the most vulnerable categories of worker and would tackle the problem of undeclared work.
Military implementation would then be the responsibility of NATO and its partners, but politically and economically, the European Union would continue to also have the key role to play, long after, in such a scenario, NATO and the United Nations had finished playing their major roles.
While binding legislation would bring the biggest reductions in ETS prevalence and the related health andeconomic benefits, its implementation would take longer and the scope would be narrower than would be the case with a Recommendation.
Regarding the EES, its implementation would provide the EU with accurate data on travel flows in and out of the Schengen area at all parts of its external borders and on'overstayers', i.e. third country nationals who stay in the Schengen area longer than their visa permits.
In a context of unstable public finances, this solution would involve steeperreductions of Member States' tax revenues; implementation would be more difficult; and it would be inconsistent with the aim of eliminating the distortions deriving from the difference in scope between the Directive and the Parent-Subsidiary Directive.