Examples of using Appropriate to replace in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It is, therefore, appropriate to replace this Regulation.
Given the number and significance of the amendments that would be necessary to address these issues,it is appropriate to replace Regulation(EC) No 868/2004 by a new act.
That review has shown that it is appropriate to replace those four Directives by this single Directive.
For the purposes of the good functioning of the internal market and in order to ensure a uniform and consistent application throughout the Union, it is appropriate to replace that Directive by a Regulation.
In some cases, it is more appropriate to replace the bed with a sofa.
The Commission has reassessed the technical guidelines laid down in Decision 2003/78/EC andfound that in view of the changes required it is appropriate to replace that Decision.
If the hallway is small, it is appropriate to replace the doors with arches or portals.
It is appropriate to replace Directive 2010/30/EU by a Regulation which maintains the same scope, but modifies and enhances some of its provisions in order to clarify and update their content.
In the interests of clarity, it is appropriate to replace the Committee by a new Committee.
It is appropriate to replace the framework programme on police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters(AGIS)48 from 1 January 2007 on by this programme and by a new programme on criminal justice49.
Given the numerous changes, for the sake of clarity it is appropriate to replace Directive 2009/22/EC.
It is therefore appropriate to replace the recovery plan by a plan which is applicable when the stock is either above or below the target level.
In order to simplify community legislation, it is appropriate to replace the existing Directives by a Regulation.
It is appropriate to replace the framework programme on police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters(AGIS) by this programme from 1 January 2007 and by the new specific programme“Prevention of and fight against crime” from the general programme“Security and Safeguarding Liberties”.
That review has shown that it is appropriate to replace those four Directives by this single Directive.
Since the provisions of Annex XII are sufficiently detailed and need no further transposition by Member States,it is therefore appropriate to replace it by means of a Regulation in accordance with Article 39(8) of Directive 2007/46/EC.
Since the provisions of those annexes are sufficiently detailed and need not further transposition measures by Member States,it is therefore appropriate to replace them by means of a Regulation in accordance with Article 39(8) of Directive 2007/46/EC.
Following the creation of the Banking Union, it is appropriate to replace the reference to Member State whose currency is the euro and those whose currency is not the euro with a referenceto Member States that do participate in the Banking Union and those who do not.
With regard to the term"authorised representative", it should be pointed out that the use of the word"mandate" could give rise to disputes in the future in certain countries which require apre-mandate agreement to be signed, and so it would be appropriate to replace it with"written mandate", which leaves countries free to choose the contractual formula that is most in line with their domestic law and, at that same time, prevents possible future problems of a contractual nature.
(4) It is therefore appropriate to replace Directive 96/82/EC to ensure that that existing levels of protection are maintained and further improved, by making the provisions more effective and efficient, and where possible reducing unnecessary administrative burdens by streamlining or simplification without compromising safety.
In order to ensure consistency and clarity, it is appropriate to replace Annex I to Regulation(EC) No 669/2009 in its entirety.
(4) It is appropriate to replace Directive 2010/30/EU by a Regulation which maintains the same scope, but modifies and enhances some of its provisions in order to clarify and update their content taking into account the rapid technological progress for energy efficiency in products achieved over recent years.
In order to ensure consistency and clarity, it is appropriate to replace Annexes I and II to Regulation(EC) No 669/2009.
Therefore, it is appropriate to replace the requirement of a certificate for commercial operations set out in Article 8(2) of Regulation(EC) No 216/2008 by a requirement to make a prior declaration to the competent authority and to lay down the detailed rules for making such declarations as well as certain other additional requirements.
It will also allow the Commission to judge whether it is appropriate to replace the‘soft' Recommendation with hard legislation if its objectives are not being met.
Furthermore, the paper discusses whether it would be appropriate to replace the present block exemption for liner conferences laid down in Regulation 4056/86 with other Community instruments(such as for instance another block exemption or a set of guidelines) covering any new business framework of cooperation between liner services operators on trades to and from the EU(in addition to already existing forms of cooperation such as consortia and alliances).
(2) For the purposes of the establishment and operation of the internal market of the Union,it is appropriate to replace the approval systems of the Member States with a Union approval procedure based on the principle of total harmonisation, while at the same time taking due account of cost-benefit considerations, with special attention given to small and medium-sized enterprises.
In that context,the review of Directive 2003/87/EC could consider whether it is appropriate to replace, adapt or complement any existing measures to prevent carbon leakage with carbon border adjustments or alternative measures, provided that such measures are fully compatible with the rules of the World Trade Organisation, so as to include in the EU ETS importers of products which are produced by the sectors or subsectors determined in accordance with Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC.