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Such leave may be requested in particular in cases of sickness or accident making the immediate presence of the worker within the family indispensable.
The provisions of Union andnational law that go beyond those minimum requirements, in particular in cases of sectoral law, should continue to apply.
In particular in cases of resource efficient products, buying"green" products can also mean buying"cheaper" products for the purchaser over their lifetime.
Points to FRA Opinion 2/2013 on the Framework Decision on Racism and Xenophobia andstresses the need to ensure respect for the rights of victims of crime, and in particular in cases of hate crime;
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They shall cooperate among each other and with the European Coordination Office, in particular in cases of complaints and job vacancies deemed not be compliant with those standards under national law.
The arrangements whereby the Member States report to the Commission, should make it possible for the latter to monitor MemberStates action to recover own resources, in particular in cases of fraud and irregularities.
(4 b) In performing their duties,migration liaison officers should fully respect human dignity, in particular in cases involving vulnerable people, especially minors, women, the elderly and victims of trafficking in human beings.
As a preventive measure, the procedures applied today for the ex-ante validation of cost claims take into account theresults of the ex-post audits of previous years, in particular in cases of systematic errors.
When Community rules exist but are not affected, in particular in cases of Community provisions establishing only minimum standards, the Member States have competence, without prejudice to the competence of the European Community to act in this field.
Basic income security for persons in activeage unable to earn sufficient income, in particular in cases of sickness, unemployment, maternity and disability; and.
(4) The arrangements whereby the Member States or economic operators responsible for collecting own resources report to the Commission, should make it possible for the Commission tomonitor their action to recover own resources, in particular in cases of fraud and irregularities.
Taking account of the nature of this powerful but complex instrument,recourse to this method should be envisaged in particular in cases of substantial modification where it clearly contributes to the clarity, efficiency and simplification of Community law.
(10)The arrangements whereby the Member States responsible for collecting Own Resources report to the Commission, should make it possible for the Commission tomonitor their action to recover Own Resources, in particular in cases of fraud and irregularities.
For that purpose,they should be granted a status independent of that of the sponsor, in particular in cases of breakup of marriages and partnerships, and access to education, employment and vocational training on the same terms as the person with whom they are reunited, under the relevant conditions'.
(c) basic income security, at least to a nationally defined minimum level, for personsin active age who are unable to earn sufficient income, in particular in cases of sickness, unemployment, maternity and disability; and.
Where the Member State concerned does not comply with conditional ornegative decisions, in particular in cases referred to in Article 16 of this Regulation, the Commission may refer the matter to the Court of Justice of the European Union directly in accordance with Article 108(2) TFEU.
This clarification correlates to the proposed amendment of Article 49 of Directive 2006/48/ EC which authorisescompetent authorities to transmit information to the ESRB, in particular in cases provided in Article 130( 1) of Directive 2006/48/ EC.
The purpose of this Green Paper is toassess the current state of redress mechanisms, in particular in cases where many consumers are likely to be affected by the same legal infringement, and to provide options to close any gaps to effective redress identified in such cases. .
The qualitative indicators which demonstrate that the objective can better be achieved by the Union are the effectiveness of law enforcement authorities in preventing and combating crime andterrorism, in particular in cases like organised crime and terrorism which are often cross border.
( c) any special measures of confidentiality recommended, in particular in cases entailing the use of investigative measures falling within the competence of a national judicial authority or,in the case of an external investigation, within the competence of a national authority, in accordance with the national rules applicable to investigations.
It brings greater legal certainty as to thelaw applicable with respect to non-contractual obligations, in particular in cases of tort(a wrong under civil law) and delict(civil liability).
Insists on the importance of guaranteeing the transparency of Council legislative decision-making in general, whilst also improving the exchange of documents and information between Parliament and the Council and allowing access for representatives of Parliament as observers to meetings of the Council andits bodies, in particular in cases of legislation;
However, we cannot guarantee that those measures will completely prevent any disclosure of personal data andwe may not be held liable for any security breach, in particular in cases involving fraudulent behaviour by a third party or where the security breach was caused by the user.
(31) The proper practical operation of this Regulation presupposes close communication andco-operation between the competent national authorities involved, in particular in cases of simultaneous execution of a confiscation order in more than one Member State.
(31) The proper practical operation of this Regulation presupposes close communication andco-operation between the competent national authorities involved, in particular in cases of simultaneous execution of a confiscation order in more than one Member State.
(31) The proper practical operation of this Regulation presupposes close communication andco-operation between the competent national authorities involved, in particular in cases of simultaneous execution of a confiscation order in more than one Member State.