Examples of using Precise rules in English and their translations into Slovenian
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EU legislation appears to be limited to more precise rules on problems such as civil liability for defective products.
(8a) Precise rules should be laid down as regards the responsibilities for the development and operation of the EES and the responsibilities of the Member States for the connection to the EES.
My own case, as well as the case of Haiti,show the need to establish precise rules for MEPs who need constant medical care while being brought back home.
Each discipline has precise rules, while the level of the demands and the protective equipment that must be worn by competitors have led many to describe it as the“hardest two minutes in sport”.
To increase the level of investor protection anda level playing field for UCITS investors across Europe by prescribing precise rules as regards the safekeeping of securities by depositary institutions.
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The determination of strict and precise rules as regards the performance of military service indicates that this set of tasks has a specific nature.
The one who said that we needed to pull down Roma camps or the one who said, as the directive quite rightly says,that citizens can be expelled based on precise rules and even more precise guarantees?
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.
They need to feel that the institutions are capable of standing by them and of supporting them in overcoming together this difficult period for the European economy, which will survive- and I am deeply convinced of this-by implementing serious and precise rules that apply to everyone.
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;
Precise rules and guidelines on self-employment could not only allow creation of new jobs, but also diminish frequent and unnecessary law cases concerning decisions of national labour inspections on self-employment.
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.
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.
It follows from the above that Directive2006/24 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.
The good functioning of an internal market and the Community's commercial policy both on the internal and on the international level require thatequal 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 protection and ensure that binding Community legislation is implemented harmoniously.
The voluntary contribution of input data provided for by the regulation encourages participation,but the Committee proposes that precise rules be laid down regarding the contribution of input data which will guarantee that benchmarks are certain and robust.
(7) It is necessary to lay down precise rules on the transmission of such fingerprint data to the Central Unit, the recording of such fingerprint data and other relevant data in the central database, their storage, their comparison with other fingerprint data, the transmission of the results of such comparison and the blocking and erasure of the recorded data.
It follows from the foregoing that Decision2000/520 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.
A general obligation to communicate requests and documents in a digital form andvia an electronic network, and with precise rules on the translation of requests and documents, should allow Member States to handle requests faster and more easily.
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 question and 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.
The Committee questions the option of direct award of public service rail transport contracts both to traditional and new operators,without laying down any precise rules ensuring fair competition of the kind applied to internal operators, thus giving rise to legal uncertainty and distortions of competition.
As regards legal fees, the professional rates(which must be paid by law)are based on extremely precise rules and lay down the minimum and maximum amounts to be paid to the defence counsel, depending on the type and value of the case.
This directive rightly includes measures to discourage debtors from paying late, measures that allow creditors to exercise their rights,and also identifies specific and precise rules such as default notices, compensation for recovery costs and the 30-day deadline, unless particular derogations apply, for the payment of debts.
Accordingly, Section 1 of DRIPA is not compatible with theCharter as it does not lay down clear and precise rules providing for access to and 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.
It is stated in the order for reference that the interpretation sought of the rules applicable to that calculation is considered to be necessary by thereferring court in order to clarify the precise rules governing how the Bank of Italy ought to have acted in the procedure of determining and raising the ex ante contributions to the SRF for the year 2016.