Examples of using Substantive amendment in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Substantive amendments.
The distinction entails no substantive amendment.
No substantive amendments are proposed.
That is really the first substantive amendment.
Substantive amendment of the aid scheme; or.
The provision is new and constitutes a substantive amendment.
Some substantive amendments have been introduced.
This clarification does not involve any substantive amendment.
In 2018, substantive amendments were made to Hungarian legislation on the right to asylum.
The reasons for the other proposed substantive amendments are the following:.
These amendments which simplify the definition of restructuring operations are substantive amendments.
The Commission proposal contains two substantive amendments included in the Council's text:.
A person has the right to have thelimitation period available in full as from the date of the substantive amendment decision.
Directive 2009/136 introduced a substantive amendment to the wording of that provision, by replacing that wording with‘given his or her consent'.
The obligation to transpose this Directive into national lawshould be confined to those provisions representing a substantive amendment as compared to Directive 2004/49/EC.
Any substantive amendments to the draft law have to be submitted to the ECB in order to allow it to issue its opinion based on the most recent text.
In its assessment, the Council rejected all substantive amendments proposed by Parliament.
The most significant substantive amendments introduce certain additional conditions and restrictions of the validity of state sureties for the borrowers' obligations suspended under the ZIUOPOK.
The explanatory memorandum states the reasons for each proposed substantive amendment and specifies which provisions of the earlier act remain unchanged.
However, certain restructuring operations, which used to be covered by ex-Article 4(1), are now defined separately in Article 4,and the introductory part of Article 3 therefore constitutes a substantive amendment.
Although the Article is new,it does not constitute a substantive amendment to the Directive since the information given is merely deduced from ex-Articles 10 and 11.
The obligation to transpose this Directive into national lawshould be confined to those provisions which represent a substantive amendment as compared with the earlier Directive.
Article 5(1)(e) therefore constitutes a substantive amendment, which affects the Member States that currently charge capital duty on the restructuring operations in question.
The obligation to transpose this Directive into national lawshould be confined to those provisions which represent a substantive amendment as compared with the earlier Directive.
To the extent that a substantive amendment has a very limited scope, itis acceptable not to make a textual amendment of the correspondingact. However, if the amendments are important, a separate amendingact must be adopted.
The obligation to transpose this Directive into national lawshould be confined to those provisions which represent a substantive amendment as compared to Directives 2004/114/EC and 2005/71/EC.
At the same time,it is also appropriate to make a substantive amendment to Article 5(3) of Regulation(EEC) No 2930/86, with a view to delegating powers to the Commission for adapting the requirements for the determination of continous engine power to technical progress.
In this respect,the Commission's role with regard to what constitutes a technical versus a more substantive amendment should be clearly set out in the regulation so as to avoid issues of interpretation on Article 290 TFEU that may arise.
