Examples of using Setting rules in English and their translations into Slovak
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House table setting rules.
Setting rules without sanctions is often ineffective.
The 5 C's of Effective Discipline: Setting Rules for Children.
In setting rules for emissions trading in each EU Member State, the focus should be upon improving efficiency to achieve GHG reductions.
Defining internal processes and setting rules for communication.
Whereas the same degree of transparency should apply to institutions and agencies ofthe Union participating in international organisations and fora, especially when setting rules affecting EU citizens;
This makes the TAC setting rules in the cod recovery plan obsolete.
The single market makes Europe more attractive for investors and companies from across the world andmore influential in setting rules and standards worldwide.
This involves not only the control of unregulated migration, but also setting rules for the controlled migration of the foreign labor force, which the Slovak Republic and other EU countries need.
Because members of the ICC and their associates engage in international business,the ICC has unparalleled authority in setting rules that govern cross-border business.
The European Commission hadused its discretionary powers extensively when setting rules for implementation and making individual decisions in order to reduce the adjustment requirements.
The EESC recalls that setting rules in the form of regulations must not lead to a reduction in protection standards due to the introduction of restrictive eligibility criteria and the limitation of rights and procedural guarantees.
That means concluding agreements and setting rules internationally.
It would include TAC setting rules for situations where the stock is either above or below the precautionary biomass level of mature fish to 140 000 tonnes as well as the situation where the biomass may fall below the minimum level of 100 000t.
Its objective is toprotect European citizens' personal data by setting rules on its processing and dissemination.
This German and French initiative aims at setting rules under which a Member State, other than the Member State in which the person concerned has been sentenced, supervises probation measures imposed on the basis of a judgment, or alternative sanctions contained in such a judgment, and takes- unless otherwise provided- all other decisions relating to that judgment.
Benedict XVI points out how to solve the apparent dilemma between setting rules and getting children to take them on freely.
Delegated powers should also be given for setting rules on the adjustment of the fishing effort where a group of vessels is excluded from or re-included in the effort regime; on the method for calculating fishing capacity; on the calculation method for adapting the maximum allowable fishing effort; and on changes to the composition of the geographical areas and gear groupings.
The feed sector seems to take the lead in pushing for the development of more insect-encompassing norms, while the'novel food' conceptseems to be emerging as a leading instrument for setting rules and standards for the use of insects in human foods.
On the contrary, introducing the term"anticipated duration of posting" and setting rules for replacement of workers could lead to uncertainty and uneven application of the rules on the posting of workers.
(1) For example by‘Protocols'- separate bilateral, financial agreements between the EU and Mediterranean countries-and by Council Regulation 1763/92 of 29 June 1992 setting rules for financial co-operation with Mediterranean non-member countries.
That foreshadows future disputes over Europe's role in setting rules on the internet, especially as other nations increasingly pass their own laws to deal with privacy, hate speech and disinformation.
Similarly, in the 2017 Communication on the Mid-Term Review on the implementation of the Digital Single Market Strategy- A Connected Digital Single Market for All, the Commission highlighted the need for safe connected products and systems,and indicated that the creation of a European ICT security framework setting rules on how to organise ICT security certification in the Union could both preserve trust in the internet and tackle the current fragmentation of the internal market.
Similarly, in the Mid-Term Review on the implementation of the Digital Single Market Strategy, the Commission highlighted the need for safe connected products and systems,and indicated that the creation of a European ICT security framework setting rules on how to organise ICT security certification in the Union could both preserve trust in the internet and tackle the current fragmentation of the cybersecurity market.
Similarly, in the Mid-Term Review on the implementation of the Digital Single Market Strategy, the Commission highlighted the need for safe connected products and systems,and indicated that the creation of a European ICT security framework setting rules on how to organise ICT security certification in the Union could both preserve trust in the internet and tackle the current fragmentation of the cybersecurity market.
Similarly, in the 2017 Communication on the Mid-Term Review on the implementation of the Digital Single Market Strategy- A Connected Digital Single Market for All, the Commission highlighted the need for safe connected products and systems,and indicated that the creation of a European ICT security framework setting rules on how to organise ICT security certification in the Union could both preserve trust in the internet and tackle the current fragmentation of the internal market.
Set rules for communication.
Set rules for trust services, in particular for electronic transactions; and.
Set rules which work.
Society sets rules.