Examples of using Clear and precise rules in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Action has been taken and clear and precise rules introduced in this field.
Market interconnection, which has been under way for some time, is becoming increasingly widespread: following the implementation of Directive 2004/39/EC and the European Code of conduct for clearing and settlement("the Code"),interconnection is covered by clear and precise rules, facilitating its broad introduction.
Directive 2006/24 does not lay down clear and precise rules governing the extent of the interference with the fundamental rights enshrined in Articles7and 8 of the Charter.
The good functioning of an internal market and the Community's commercial policy both on the internal and on the international levelrequire that equal access to justice on the basis of clear and precise rules on international jurisdiction is ensured not only for defendants but also for claimants domiciled in the Community.
A common supranational approach that establishes clear and precise rules on national jurisdiction will strengthen the public's legal protectionand ensure that binding Community legislation is implemented harmoniously.
Further, since the legislative measures referred to in Article 15(1) of Directive 2002/58 must, in accordance with recital 11 of that directive,‘be subject to adequate safeguards', a data retention measure must, as follows from the case-law cited in paragraph 109 of this judgment,lay down clear and precise rules indicating in what circumstancesand under which conditions the providers of electronic communications services must grant the competent national authorities access to the data.
According to the ECJ judgement each countries' national legislation must,first lay down clear and precise rules governing the scopeand application of such data retention measure and imposing minimum safeguards so that the persons whose data has been retained have sufficient guarantees of the effective protection of their personal data against the risk of misuse.
It follows from the foregoing thatDecision 2000/520 does not lay down clear and precise rules governing the extent of the interference with the fundamental rights enshrined in Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter.
The ECJ said that EU legislation must lay down clear and precise rules governing the scope and application of the measure in question and imposing minimum safeguards so that persons whose data have been retained have sufficient guarantees to effectively protect their personal data against the risk of abuse and against unlawful access and use of that data.
In order to satisfy the requirements set out in the preceding paragraph of the present judgment, that national legislation must, first,lay down clear and precise rules governing the scopeand application of such a data retention measure and imposing minimum safeguards, so that the persons whose data has been retained have sufficient guarantees of the effective protection of their personal data against the risk of misuse.
The Court of Justice then examines whether the EU regulation lays down clear and precise rules governing the scope and application of the measure in questionand imposing minimum safeguards so that the persons whose data have been retained have sufficient guarantees to effectively protect their personal data against the risk of abuse and against any unlawful access and use of that data.
Urges military commanders to formulate sufficiently clear and precise rules of engagement so that soldiers can easily abide by the rules of international humanitarian law;
It concludes that in this case, Directive 2006/24 fails to lay down clear and precise rules governing the extent of the interference with the fundamental rights enshrined in Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter.
It follows from the above that Directive 2006/24 does not lay down clear and precise rules governing the extent of the interference with the fundamental rights enshrined in Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter.
Accordingly, Section 1 of DRIPA is notcompatible with the Charter as it does not lay down clear and precise rules providing for access toand use of retained data and because access to that data is not made dependent on prior review by a court or an independent administrative body.
In order to satisfy that requirement,the legislation in question which entails the interference must lay down clear and precise rules governing the scope and application of the measure in question and imposing minimum safeguards, so that the persons whose data has been transferred have sufficient guarantees to protect effectively their personal data against the risk of abuse.
EU legislation involving interference with the fundamental rights guaranteed by Articles 7 and 8 of the CFR must, according to the court's settled case-law,lay down clear and precise rules governing the scope and application of a measure and imposing minimum safeguards, so that the persons whose personal data is concerned have sufficient guarantees enabling their data to be effectively protected against the risk of abuse and against any unlawful access and use of that data.
I consider that the assessment of whether the national court faced a clear and precise rule of law is unconnected with the Court's choice of recourse to a simplified procedure in order to interpret such a rule. .
The general principle of legal certainty, which is a fundamental principle of European Union law, requires,in particular, that rules should be clear and precise, so that individuals may ascertain unequivocally what their rightsand obligations are and may take steps accordingly.
If it were otherwise, there would be a risk of undermining the principle of legal certainty on which the rules on limitations periods specifically rely and which require that legal rules be clear and precise in order that interested parties can ascertain their position in situationsand legal relationships governed by Community law(see, inter alia, Case C-63/93 Duff and Others[1996] ECR I-569, paragraph 20).
This rule introduces a clear and precise obligation on the taxable person making the intra-Community supply so that he may know without ambiguity what his rights and obligations are so that he can take measures accordingly.
First, as to whether the rule infringed is sufficiently clear and precise, it cannot be denied that a breach of EU law will clearly be sufficiently serious if it has persisted despite the delivery of a judgment declaring the infringement in question established, or a preliminary ruling or settled case-law of the Court on the matter from which it is clear that the conduct in question constituted an infringement.
Parents need to set clear, precise rules and be consistent in applying them.
This is an area where we need to draw up precise rules defining a clear framework.
The Commission adopted a two-tier approach to tackle these problems:infringement procedures to address incorrect implementation of the rules, and changes to the rules when they were not clear or precise enough.
Rather there should be a reinforcement, with precise and clear rules being set by the European Union which should apply throughout China,and not just in some of the provinces, as the Member has just mentioned.