Examples of using Established on their territory in English and their translations into Swedish
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Member States may introduce higher requirements for operators established on their territory.
Member States must ensure that service providers established on their territory comply with the national requirements falling within the directive's“co-ordinated field”10.
Obligations of suppliers- EU countries must ensure that suppliers of defence-related products established on their territory.
Member States shall ensure that at least 10% of companies established on their territory per year are subject to inspections to control employment of illegally staying third-country nationals.
The competent authorities of the Member States will distibute their available ecopoints to interested operators, established on their territory.
Member States must ensure that every year at least 10% of companies established on their territory are subject to inspections to monitor the employment of illegally resident third-country nationals.
from continuing to apply additional requirements in respect of AIF established on their territory.
Member States shall ensure that organisers resident or established on their territory shall be liable under their civil
It also provides that the invoicing provisions in force in the Member States that are applicable to taxable persons not established on their territory will be placed on the Commission's website.
Where they do, these will apply to the traders established on their territory but cannot be imposed on other traders wishing to sell into that Member State.
in other Member States to some or all of the requirements applicable to operators established on their territory.
Member States may recognise as inter-branch organisations all groups established on their territory which make an appropriate application,
judicial authorities of the host Member State deem it necessary that reorganisation measures be opened against a branch established on their territory.
As an important first step, it is important to establish under Community Law that Member States should no longer impose the use of operators established on their territory or the use of different media for different types of information about the same issuer.
that the Member States should be obliged to make a minimum number of inspections of companies established on their territory.
Member States shall communicate to the Commission a list of the video-sharing platform providers established on their territory and the criteria, set out in Article 3(1)
investment on European works, Member States should be able to impose financial obligations to on-demand service providers established on their territory.
This means that in general Member States will be able to apply their criminal law rules not only to service providers established on their territory but also to service providers from other Member States providing services within their territory. .
the Member States must therefore, in principle, allow such transfers to be made by undertakings established on their territory.
Member States may require taxable persons established on their territory and supplying goods or services on their
If warranted by the Member State's structures, Member States may recognise as interbranch organisations within the meaning of this Regulation all organisations established on their territory which make an appropriate application,
Member States may require taxable persons established on their territory and supplying goods
vegetables sector all legal entities established on their territory which make an appropriate application,
within the meaning of this Regulation, all legal persons established on their territory which make an appropriate application
where such decisions involve contracting entities established on their territory participating in the relevant cross-border public procurement procedure.
legal persons established on their territory are authorised to own
Member States shall ensure that video-sharing platform providers which are not established on their territory, but which have either a parent company
open to Member States the possibility of allowing or prohibiting unsolicited commercial communications via e-mail by information society service providers established on their territory and limited itself to requiring such unsolicited commercial communications to be clearly identified.
Member States shall share out the quantities allocated to them between the processing undertakings established on their territory according to the average quantities produced in compliance with minimum prices during the three marketing years preceding the marketing year for which the allocation is made, excluding 1996/1997, which shall not be taken into consideration.
or companies established on their territory, unless bias can be demonstrated discriminating against“foreign” owned sources,