Examples of using Regulatory constraints in English and their translations into Slovenian
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More regulatory constraints.
You weren't gonna be on the hook; and there weren't regulatory constraints.
Higher regulatory constraints.
If they ask us for this information we are happy to provide it within the regulatory constraints we face.
There are regulatory constraints on how long that plane can fly.
In some industries, particularly in services, there are still some regulatory constraints that do not reflect today's technologies.
Moreover, unjustified regulatory constraints holding back efficiency and limiting competition should be removed.
The demand for ever faster andmore accurate delivery times is coupled with increasing regulatory constraints in towns and city centres.
Reducing unnecessary regulatory constraints on financing the economy;
This is accompanied by ever faster andmore accurate delivery times with increasingly strict regulatory constraints in towns and city centers.
Reducing unnecessary regulatory constraints on financing the economy.
As part of its better regulation agenda the Commission is pursuing an ambitious program to identify andremove unnecessary regulatory constraints.
Due to regulatory constraints, insurance liabilities are not sensitive to market parameter changes under the current legislation.
Global businesses with regional or country models that differ can use tenants to account for variations in approach, market size,or compliance with legal and regulatory constraints.
Service and technology neutrality(the main principles of Option 1)would remove most regulatory constraints, strengthen competition and reduce the regulatory burden on users.
Global businesses with regional or country models that differ can use tenants toaccount for variations in approach, market size, or compliance with legal and regulatory constraints.
The Commission therefore concludes that, by removing regulatory constraints which distort the investment incentives of the parties, the application of the general block exemption will bring about benefits to businesses and consumers.
Europe's banks are facing increased competition from third-country banks,which are not subject in their country of origin to the same legislative and regulatory constraints as banks in Europe.
Barriers include lack of education of health professionals, regulatory constraints, difficulties in distribution, and the absence of a comprehensive health policy that includes pain treatment.
The National Bank of Ukraine held a meeting last week to discuss ways of"[improving]the performance of international payment systems in Ukraine" and easing up regulatory constraints for new market entrants.
For this reason, regulatory constraints preventing as a general rule the negotiation among network operators with a view to coordinate such works in order to deploy also high-speed electronic communications networks should be prohibited.
The Commission should address regulatory asymmetries between European and the US regarding the treatment of investments in software andremove the regulatory constraints that hamper the European financial sector in investing in digital development.
It also follows that the Commission should refrain from imposing regulatory constraints which are not justified by the objective of protecting competition on the market and which may instead hamper industry efforts to become more competitive at a global level.
It is important to distinguish clearly between criminal or illegal activities and work that is legal but is not declared to the authorities,i.e. that does not comply with the various regulatory constraints, notably the payment of social security contributions and taxes.
As a result, Cyprus and Malta have a gross final consumption of energy in national air transport which is disproportionately high, i.e. more than three times the Community average in 2005,and are thus disproportionately affected by the current technological and regulatory constraints.
However, while the incentives to further market opening are welcome,the absence of substantive progress in removing outdated regulatory constraints in the area of foreign investment is disappointing, as this will maintain the current unbalanced restrictions on foreign ownership and control in the United States.
As a result, Cyprus and Malta have a gross final consumption of energy in national air transport which is disproportionally high, i.e. more than three times the Community average in 2005,and are thus disproportionately affected by the current technological and regulatory constraints.
Many of the traditional problems confronting SMEs(lack of funds, difficulties in exploiting technology, limited managerial capacity,low productivity, regulatory constraints) are made worse in a globalised system and in an environment dominated by technology, especially if set in a context like that of the ACP countries, marked by serious structural and infrastructural weaknesses.
These tests being increasingly carried out in low- and middle-income countries, where it is easier to find subjects; less expensive to conduct clinical trials,and where regulatory constraints are either less stringent or less actively monitored;
Therefore urges the regulatory and supervisory authorities to consider how they could obtain the appropriate supervisory information for maintaining financial stability and, where necessary,to impose regulatory constraints on their balance sheets in order to achieve and maintain financial stability.