Examples of using Framework would in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Accordingly, the framework would include safeguards and mechanisms for compensation where necessary.
However, there are some shortcomings here and, in its current form, the framework would put the European economy at a competitive disadvantage.
Such a framework would provide the context and ensure coherence amongst different sector specific maritime policies and strategies.
Further reform of the banking sector, including restructuring of the Landesbanken in need of a viable and adequately funded business model and strengthening of the regulatory andsupervisory framework, would help preserve the stability of the financial sector and also ensure a more efficient allocation of domestic savings as a means of underpinning demand and investment.
A mandatory regulatory framework would enable the Commission to ensure effective application of the CFP rules.
A framework would offer guidance to operators, which often make considerable investments into upgrading their security.
A second and alternative framework would be the Common Agenda on Migration and Mobility(CAMM).
This framework would bridge the gap between national policy-making and operational reality on the ground.
The existing legal framework would remain unchanged and ongoing activities in Member States would continue.
This framework would serve as a basis on which the Council could take decisions, upon proposal by the Commission.
The existence of a more favourable economic framework would cause a'call effect' of investment from other parts of the world; therefore the benefits for their economies would be multiplied.
The framework would also identify linkages and coordination mechanisms with other EU instruments such as programmes for research, innovation, lifelong learning, and networks.
Such a framework would require a significant further step in economic, financial and political integration compared with the present situation.
Such a framework would also aid the future governance of the Energy Union and should be applied consistently to all primary energy sources.
Such a framework would replace the current approach of separate sets of strategic guidelines for policies and would ensure greater coordination between them.
Believes that such a framework would ensure transparency in the decision-making process and that all institutions involved are made fully responsible and accountable for their actions;
Its proposed framework would require applicable companies to obtain a license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, and divides payment activities into several categories.
Such a framework would provide clear and equitable rights and protection for all consumers whilst simultaneously creating a level playing field for the providers of goods and services.
A better regulatory framework would contribute to lower operational costs and risk, higher returns, increased flow of venture capital and more efficient venture capital markets.
This policy framework would help Member States to develop and implement policies on access to and the preservation of scientific information(scientific articles and research data).
The framework would equip authorities with common and effective tools and powers to tackle bank crises pre-emptively, safeguarding financial stability and minimising taxpayer exposure to losses in insolvency.
This harmonised legal framework would further contribute to the removal of restrictions on the freedom of establishment whilst at the same time providing adequate protection for stakeholders such as employees, creditors and members.
An enabling legal framework would not only provide the rules to manufacture the aircraft, but also, even more importantly, gradually allow operations, starting from simple operations and growing in operational complexity.
A common regulatory European framework would address the shortcomings of the current situation by facilitating convergence between Member States and sectors, consequently contributing to stronger level playing field conditions within the single market.
The framework would manage the transition to regionalisation and, through the inclusion of baseline standards and retention of existing technical measures that are still necessary, ensure that the environmental sustainability objectives of the CFP are not jeopardised.
This framework would strike an appropriate balance between the coordination of national measures that is necessary to deal coherently with a failing group, and the proven need for authorities to act quickly and decisively where the situation requires it.
This framework would also offer a clearer framework to promote best long-term use of Community investment through Trans-European Energy Networks and their extensions to third country partners and to maximise the impact on energy security of EU resources devoted to the energy sector in third countries.
This framework would give civil society players a genuine opportunity to participate in ND cooperation through the contributions they make via their own regional cooperation networks(e.g. the BASTUN for employees, the BAC for the business community and the BCCA for the chambers of commerce) and the links these networks have established with the above-mentioned organisations.
This framework would give civil society players a genuine opportunity to participate in ND cooperation through the contributions they make via their own regional cooperation networks(e.g. the BASTUN for employees, the BAC for the business community, the BCCA for chambers of commerce and various NGO circles) and the links these networks have established with the above-mentioned organisations.
Efficient insolvency frameworks would provide a better assessment of the risks involved in lending and borrowing decisions and smooth the adjustment for over-indebted firms, minimizing the economic and social costs involved in their deleveraging process.