Examples of using An obligation to inform in English and their translations into Swedish
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Addition of an obligation to inform passengers about their rights.
citizens have the right to know, and we are under an obligation to inform them. But not about every proposal
An obligation to inform the European Parliament on decisions to authorise the release of GMOs and.
This responsibility comes with a particular duty to observe care and an obligation to inform the authorities about any safety defects or risks detected in their products.
update the terms of use in the future without an obligation to inform the user.
The Convention also introduces an obligation to inform workers of the terms and details of their employment.
The Commission had also said that it was prepared to introduce a provision which would replace the obligation for healthcare professionals to inform the contact point in the Member State of establishment with an obligation to inform the competent authority in the host Member State.
In addition, there will be an obligation to inform consumers immediately of any deviations from the standards of the Directive.
Amendment 50 replaces the obligation to inform the contact point in the Member State of establishment laid down in Article 7 with an obligation to inform the competent bodies in the Member State of establishment and the host Member State.
The controller has an obligation to inform each recipient to whom personal data has been disclosed of any rectifications to the personal data.
Amendment 11 contains an obligation to inform the public of the location of all information that is not electronically available,
it does at least mean that we have an obligation to talk about matters, an obligation to inform each other, and, on certain issues,
The Committee had not been under an obligation to inform the persons whose names wereon the reserve list since the post had not been filled definitively but only on a provisionalbasis.
the competent authority should be under an obligation to inform the interested party when it is not possible to take a decision within a reasonable period or time.
It must however be observed that an obligation to inform employees whether, and if so under what conditions,
as well as an obligation to inform the line-manager of the staff member involved of the dispute and mediation process.
As a public authority, we have an obligation to inform the general public about our activities,
of the Implementing Regulation contains an obligation to inform the Commission of any"material changes in the facts" arising during the administrative procedure.
Secondly, the banks are under an obligation to inform customers not only about the rates which they charge on transferring money or obtaining money through cash dispensers abroad, but also to advise all their customers if there is a change in the rate.
the right to withdraw from a purchase if the goods are not delivered within 30 days of ordering, and an obligation to inform the purchaser of the good's final price.
It could therefore be said that what is new is that the Member States are put under an obligation to inform the Council of Ministers if and when an application for asylum from an EU citizen is being examined.
As the employer has an obligation to inform affected employee organisations about the salary exchange in accordance with PA16,
Title VII contains in Article 38 an amendment to the Mortgage Credit Directive to provide that, in case of a transfer of credit to consumer covered by that Directive, the consumer shall be entitled to plead against the credit purchaser any defence which was available to him against the original creditor and an obligation to inform the consumer.
Furthermore, an obligation to inform the addressee in writing about his right to refuse to accept the document should be introduced since the Commission Report indicates that currently the addressee is not always informed of his right to refuse to accept the document.
in which I submitted that all directives on company law should include an obligation to inform and consult with the workers' representatives whenever important decisions are to be taken which affect the continuing existence of companies and jobs.
At present there is an obligation to inform the other Member States
I am also pleased that there is an obligation to inform the workers and the regions that will benefit from it,