Examples of using Possible derogations in English and their translations into Swedish
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A prohibition of aerial spraying with possible derogations;
It also maintains the possible derogations in Directive 95/46/EC, e.g.
Clarification of the scope as a result of strict limitation of possible derogations;
The same is true for the possible derogations referred to in point b.
The main reason for delay is discussion in the Council of Ministers of the question of full harmonisation and possible derogations.
In this context the need for possible derogations will also be examined.
For reasons of proportionality it was necessary to consider including a provision that would allow for possible derogations to the ban.
The directive includes possible derogations for ships travelling only in the interior waters of one Member State.
the ETUC supported the Commission's proposal, including the proposal to include the work of junior doctors under the possible derogations.
Similarly, there is a need to guarantee the uniform application of possible derogations to the trade prohibitions otherwise applicable.
It also restricts the possible derogations compared to directive 79/7 as Article 141 of the Treaty requires that women
its entry into force, with a number of possible derogations.
The Proposal lists a large spectrum of possible derogations that, if implemented, could fully undermine the scope of the Proposal itself.
the EESC calls for the abolition of possible derogations in order to avoid an inadequate application of the safety measures.
Scientific and technical developments, as well as any possible derogations, are taken into account by the comitology with scrutiny procedure.
allowance made for possible derogations in regions with low production;
The Council accepted a lower threshold, with further possible derogations for sectors experiencing shortages, which opens up the advantages of the Blue Card to more people.
limiting possible derogations; increasing the involvement of Europe's social partners;
MS concerned are now discussing possible derogations and the phasing of the implementation of increases with the Commission and decisions on this are likely to be made in 2006.
should be banned, with possible derogations for certain essential uses(e.g. in medicine)
Amendment 25 regarding possible derogations from the requirement of establishing a financial guarantee in relation to certain public entities can be accepted in principle provided the scope is narrowed.
should be banned, with possible derogations for certain essential uses(e.g. in medicine)
The Commission is ready to examine possible derogations for specific fisheries, where these are justified
The EESC therefore calls for the removal of any possible derogations from the measures stipulated in the Directive,
Minimum landing size 30 kg or 115 cm(possible derogations to 8 kg
the deletion of possible derogations for local reasons,
Finally, one additive- also included in the appended list- will have to be mentioned with no derogations possible.
As with the Wild Birds Directive, derogations are possible, but only if strict conditions are fulfilled.
Where the companies do not pay at least the Community minimum, long term derogations remain possible but Member State must demonstrate that these derogations are necessary and proportionate.