Examples of using Interpretative communication in English and their translations into Slovak
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An interpretative communication should recommend it.
Provisions of the TWF directive on televised advertising(interpretative communication).
An interpretative communication should recommend it.
As a first step the Commission should produce as soon as possible an"interpretative communication" on Article 296.
Publish a interpretative communication before 2007 clarifying.
However, this view may need to be reconsidered after experiencehas been gained of working with the"interpretative communication".
It also adopted an interpretative communication on advertising19.
An interpretative Communication could be adopted relatively quickly.
The soft law option would consist either in an interpretative communication of the Commission or a recommendation.
The interpretative communication of 2000 on concessions linked the latter solely to the concept of taking an exploitation risk.
However, the scope for certainty provided by an Interpretative Communication is limited, as it merely construes existing law.
The interpretative communication of 2000 on concessions linked the latter solely to the concept of taking an exploitation risk.
First of all, in contrast to concessions, there has so far been no experience with an Interpretative Communication explaining how to apply public procurement rules to the establishment of IPPPs.
An interpretative communication on the subject would be welcome, which would enable the PPP concept to evolve as suggested by the EESC.
However, should future analysis demonstrate that- as in the case of concessions- an Interpretative Communication is insufficient to safeguard the proper application of EC law, the adoption of a legislative proposal remains an option.
This Interpretative Communication remains valid to the extent that it refers to provisions of the Directive that are unaffected by the amending Directive.
Many stakeholders argued that an Interpretative Communication was a quick and effective tool to provide clarification.
The Interpretative Communication, which gives guidance to contracting authorities for assessing whether or not procurement contracts can be exempted, was adopted in December 2006.
Overall, it appears at present that an Interpretative Communication would be better suited to this demand than fully-fledged legislation.
Combining the Interpretative Communication with a new defence specific Directive may well be the most appropriate approach to cope at the Community level with the difficulties of applying Article 296 TEC.
The Commission will adopt before the end of 2006 an“Interpretative Communication on the application of Article 296 of the Treaty in the field of defence procurement.”.
As explained in the interpretative communication adopted by the Commission in the public procurement context5, Treaty provisions on free movement of goods apply in full to these products.
At the moment, in the area of IPPPs it seems that an Interpretative Communication may be the best way to encourage effective competition and to provide legal certainty.
There should be an interpretative communication defining contractual and non-contractual PPPs, in order to clarify situations and the rules.
In line with the principle of better regulation, the Interpretative Communication will be accompanied by a proportionate impact assessment, aimed at verifying whether it is actually likely to bring benefits.
There should be an interpretative communication defining contractual and non-contractual PPPs, as it is the latter in particular which pose problems.
Other stakeholders considered an Interpretative Communication to be an ideal instrument to provide a clearer delimitation between public procurement contracts and concessions.
EESC's view is that after such an"interpretative communication" has been produced and agreed the need for a legislative instrument can be considered in the light of its effect.
Will, in 2007, update the Commission's interpretative communication on procedures for the type-approval and registration of vehicles previously registered in another Member State10.
In 2015, the Commission published an interpretative Communication on its margin of interpretation,"Making the best use of the flexibility within the existing rules of the Stability and Growth Pact" COM(2015)12 final.
