Examples of using When transposing in English and their translations into Slovak
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States when transposing and implementing the relevant provisions.
Urges the Member States not to impose unnecessary burdens and restrictions when transposing EU rules.
This will help Member States when transposing and implementing the relevant provisions.
When transposing the Directive Member States will be obliged to revisit their legislation on pack sizes.
The possibility for Member States to introduce exclusions in their national legislation when transposing directives.
When transposing EU legal regulations, it is possible, as a general rule, to proceed freely to a certain extent and apply some variants.
It might in fact benecessary that the some Member States find a solution for this, when transposing this directive.
When transposing this Directive Member States may consider establishing an independent whistleblower protection authority.
Urge Member States toavoid unjustified"gold plating" of EU rules when transposing them into national law.
When transposing this directive, Member States may consider the establishment of an independent whistleblower protection authority.
It is also important to find alternative legislationthat is less burdensome in terms of procedures and costs when transposing directives.
The Commission has reproduced this distinction when transposing the FATF recommendation, and is including the regulation among the measures for combating terrorism.
The only positive contribution of this text is the invitation forMember States to'ensure greater transparency' when transposing this Services Directive.
Italian legislators should not, when transposing European directives, impose a greater administrative burden on businesses than those required by the directives themselves.
Member States should alsoavoid'gold-plating' by exceeding the requirements of EU legislation when transposing directives into national law.
Failing to comply with EU law when transposing the decisions made by regional organisations is detrimental to Parliament and, of course, it disparages the nature of the Treaty of Lisbon.
Member States should more systematically take the opportunity provided byprimary legislation to use collective bargaining when transposing directives, particularly those on social and economic issues.
When transposing this Directive, Member States can use terms other than‘document', provided that they retain the full scope of the definition of‘document' set out in this Directive.
In the EESC's view, a number of otheraspects of the proposal could prove problematic when transposing the directive, entailing the risk of divergences in application between the Member States.
When transposing the Directive, the Member States may, if they so desire, provide for legislation that applies to all their public procurements, including sensitive contracts in the fields of defence and security.
The Commission will ensure that MemberStates implement this provision in line with this interpretation when transposing the Directive, and will inform the Parliament and the Council thereof, in the framework of its obligations under Article 39.
When transposing the directive and monitoring the measures adopted, it is important that the authorities engage in cooperation and quality social dialogue with the social partners and with organisations of SMEs.
In this context,the continuing tendency by Member States to add unnecessary provisions when transposing directives into national law must be curtailed if the full benefits of an integrated market for financial services are to be realised.
When transposing the Directive16 on the right to family reunification, Member States should ensure that restrictions in access to the labour market are kept to a minimum and do not hamper the integration of immigrant women.
Community law requires that, when transposing those directives, the Member States take care to rely on an interpretation of them which allows a fair balance to be struck between the various fundamental rights protected by the Community legal order.
(13) When transposing this Directive, Member States should, where appropriate in consultation with social partners, list those sectors of employment which include activities that are dependent on the passing of the seasons.
When transposing those directives into national law, it is for the Member States to ensure that they rely on an interpretation of those directives that allows a fair balance to be struck between the various fundamental rights protected by the European Union legal order.
When transposing and implementing these new EU rules, it will be important to ensure that they actually do improve the transparency of company activity and good governance in global trade, avoiding a"tick-box" exercise.
When transposing the provisions relating to those mechanisms, Member States should set out retention periods equivalent to the period for retention of the documentation and information obtained within the application of customer due diligence measures.