Examples of using Too prescriptive in English and their translations into Slovak
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That is too prescriptive.
The Commission's proposal was however too prescriptive.
Even though the Commission considers these provisions too prescriptive, it can, in a spirit of compromise, accept them as part of the package.
Likewise, requiring a balance in the intensity of checks between locations appears too prescriptive.
Current management plans are too prescriptive and too complex.
Regarding the legislative measures mentioned in the Strategy,the EESC underlines that it is important to avoid being too prescriptive.
The Commission considers that the guidelines cannot be too prescriptive particularly in what concerns emergency trust funds.
Although the Commission felt that the suggested addition would add clarity to the text,the Council found that this would be too prescriptive to include.
Soft law would provide flexible guidance, avoiding unwanted too prescriptive provisions that may result from a legislative solution in this case.
The second is too prescriptive: it provides guaranteed places for a select group in a specific role, without strengthening the career ladder for women as a whole.
Without this flexibility to adapt to technological change,the new law would inevitably be too prescriptive and less open to innovation.
This option seems to be too prescriptive and lacking the necessary flexibility to be applied in an effective way to the whole sector of bus and coach transport services.
However in the provision of social housing,I think firstly basing it on income is just too prescriptive and does not make any sense for the reasons given by many people.
A regulation would be too prescriptive, considering that many of the required actions for the optimal levels of deployment of ITS may vary from country to country.
Is the current definition of the USO sufficiently flexible or, conversely, too prescriptive, taking into account different levels of market development across the EU-27?
Whilst the aims of the Slovak valuation system are similar to international RICS standards,the methodologies set out within the Slovak system are too prescriptive according to many practitioners.
However she believes that the summary regime proposed by the Commission is too prescriptive in certain instances, such as setting the maximum length to six pages and the risk factors to five.
Some expressed concerns that because remuneration policies and practices are tailored to the structure and business model of individual institutions,the principles set out in the CRD should not be too prescriptive.
It is also true that some partnercountries expressed the opinion that the ENP was too prescriptive and did not sufficiently reflect partner countries' specificities and aspirations.
Concerning training and certification: the Commission could not accept amendments 42, 43 and 44 which requires existing schemes to bebrought into line with the requirements of the Regulation since they were too prescriptive.
On the other hand, some of these organisations andconsumers considered that further harmonisation could become too prescriptive and preferred other initiatives such as designing inclusive mainstream services.
If complexity thresholds are to be used, they should be used as a guide to whether an APA is appropriate and they should be dependent on the facts andcircumstances of the case so not to be too prescriptive.
The Commission considers that the guidelines cannot be too prescriptive particularly in what concerns emergency trust funds. The Commission accepted this recommendation but highlighted that other actors have a role to play in its follow-up.
The proposed Directive, which was the subject of the 2003 Opinion,was not approved as Member States considered some aspects too prescriptive and required further time for consideration.
The Commission guidelines cannot be too prescriptive, as the Certification Bodies are qualified auditors and in accordance with internationally accepted audit standards, they should use their professional judgement in carrying out the certification work.
Option 2 would address issues like integrity and enforcement in a harmonised manner, ensuring that the framework was adapted to meetemerging needs without running the risk of being too prescriptive.
EU marketing standardswere criticised for being too detailed, too prescriptive- relying on compulsory rules when voluntary rules would suffice- and for being too cumbersome to adapt quickly to changing market circumstances.
This proposal also responds to the calls from the Member States, industry and airspace users for a more proportionate and flexible approach to safety regulation andto eliminate rules which can stifle entrepreneurship with too prescriptive requirements.
There is definitely a role, I think, for the Commission in the broader sense, perhaps in giving guidelines on the provision of social housing,but to be too prescriptive in regard to such things as income, etc. does not make sense; it will not work and it should not be attempted.
In terms of testing to be performed on entitlements,the Commission guidelines cannot be too prescriptive, as the Certification Bodies are qualified auditors and in accordance with internationally accepted audit standards, they should use their professional judgement in carrying out the certification work.