Examples of using States are implementing in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Member States are implementing the legislation and it is too early to assess the full impacts.
It is important to avoid possiblecomplications that could occur when Member States are implementing this directive.
Some Member States are implementing additional measures, such as water company drought plans(UK) or national drought plans(CY, FR).
The role of the Commission is to control and verify that the Member States are implementing the CFP rules correctly and effectively.
(25) The new Member States are implementing labour market reforms as part of their National Reform Programmes supporting the Lisbon strategy for growth and jobs.
In practice, this also means that, with the exceptions of AMIF, the Commission does nothave a comprehensive overview of the measures that Member States are implementing to support migrants.
In a situation where many Member States are implementing tough fiscal measures, the EU budget needs to be better justified than ever before.
Since 1997 the Commission has been using the Internal Market Scoreboard to monitor anddraw attention to the way Member States are implementing internal market legal acts.
The mere fact that the Charter only applies when Member States are implementing EU law does not mean that there is a gap in the protection of fundamental rights.
It would be good if the guardian of Union legislation, the Commission, prepared summary analyses and evaluations from time to time regarding the quality of the national plans submitted,and the extent to which the Member States are implementing them.
Only 13 Member States are implementing EU rules on stricter access to firearms and 21 Member States have yet to transpose EU anti-money laundering rules.
In a report presented on 13 September,the European Commission reviewed how Member States are implementing EU Recommendations ensuring that children can enjoy the digital world confidently and safely.
Moreover, Member States are implementing the 2003 Council conclusions inviting them to proactively mainstream disability issues within relevant policy areas4.
In the Committee's view, civil society too has to take an active part in the process,both in ensuring that Member States are implementing the directive and in supporting by all means the above mentioned comprehensive approach.
Only 13 Member States are implementing EU rules on stricter access to firearms and 21 Member States have yet to transpose EU anti-money laundering rules.
In an effort to reduce the level of error in rural development spending,the Commission and the Member States are implementing action plans to identify the causes of error and to implement targeted corrective action to reduce the risk of errors occurring.
Today, when Member States are implementing crisis measures to reduce costs on companies and factories, I must also point out that the proposals from the ENVI Committee are capable of being fulfilled only by very competitive companies, while small firms would have to restrict or shut down plants and lay off employees.
In the Committee's view, alongside social partners, civil society has to take an active part in the process,both in ensuring that Member States are implementing the directive and in supporting by all means an optimal reconciliation of work, family and private life.
We must bear in mind that the Member States are implementing their own internal policies to narrow disparities and that they are doing so independently of European funding, drawing on their own resources.
The Voluntary IMO Member State Audit Scheme follows the standard quality management approach, which includes principles, criteria, audit areas, audit process and procedures,which are suitable to be used to determine to what extent Member States are implementing and enforcing the flag State obligations and responsibilities contained in mandatory IMO conventions to which they are parties.
The sizeable fiscal measures that Member States are implementing should lead to another reduction of headline fiscal deficits to 3.4% in the EU and 2.8% in the euro area in 2013.
It should be noted in that connection that, since the transposition of a directive by the Member States is covered, in any event, by the situation, referred to in Article 51 of the Charter,in which the Member States are implementing Union law, the level of protection of fundamental rights provided for in the Charter must be achieved in such a transposition, irrespective of the Member States' discretion in transposing the directive.
(13/09/2011) How Member States are implementing EU Recommendations ensuring children can enjoy the digital world confidently and safely are reviewed by the European Commission in a report presented today.
Evaluation of the implementation of the relevant provisions in the existing EC asylum legislation willprovide the foundation in examining how Member States are implementing those provisions in the first stage of the Common European Asylum System which require Member States to introduce the same treatment to both applicants for refugee status and subsidiary protection(for example Article 4 of the Qualification Directive on the assessment of facts and circumstances).
An example: in 2011, all Member States are implementing fiscal consolidation plans, which set strict deficit targets to be met as of this year and which will bring their budget deficits below 3% of GDP within an agreed timeframe.
In practice this was done by verifying that the Member State was implementing the conditions in the memorandum of understanding. Box 6.
Based on these principles, the European Commission,in close cooperation with Member States, is implementing the strategy of promoting multilingualism and linguistic diversity, featuring in the document adopted in September 2008, which is aimed at all the languages spoken in the Community.
Moreover, it is also undisputed that thepresent case concerns a situation in which a Member State is implementing EU law in the sense of Article 51(1) of the Charter.