Examples of using Such controls in English and their translations into Swedish
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Such controls shall involve at least.
Direct electronic access without such controls is prohibited.
Such controls shall not unduly slow down the normal flow of traffic.
Member States will have to assume the responsibility of such controls.
Such controls focus on tax obligations in respect of VAT and/or excise duty.
Agents from the Member State concerned may take part in such controls.
Such controls should be organised in close cooperation between the Member States concerned and the Commission.
The person concerned shall be allowed to appeal such controls before national courts.
Such controls shall relate to the quantity,
persons delegated by the Commission may take part in such controls.
A result of such controls and 620 as a result of regular controls Dutch national report.
In the case of internal transit, the measures to be taken by Member States after such controls must be defined;
Such controls include crosschecks with data already available to the administration,
Their remuneration must not depend on the number of controls carried out, nor on the results of such controls.
Unlike the US, the EU Member States do not apply such controls, at least not on a regular
Where such controls show evidence of an infringement of the Regulation,
However, I have to say that I consider the current approach of establishing bodies to perform such controls to be nonsensical and incorrect.
Such controls shall include at all events control of the tax liability in respect of value added tax and/or excise duties.
Member States may also draw up a list of national officials whom the Commission may invite to be present at such controls and inspections.
Notwithstanding such controls, circumstances may arise that prevent us from acting for you in an ongoing
They shall conduct simultaneous controls, with a view to exchanging the information thus obtained, whenever such controls would appear to be more effective than controls by only one Member State.
Its conclusions suggest that such controls could usefully complement the battery of money laundering legislation currently applicable in the Union.
the IMF believes that such controls are an essential policy measure.
In fact, based on the premise that such controls exist in the fifteen Member States, the Commission has found that there are differences in application.
the IMF argues that such controls are an essential policy measure.
Officials taking part in such controls must therefore use one of the legal bases authorising the exchange of tax information Directive 77/799/EEC.
It is obvious that the resources available to the Commission to carry out such controls on each situation where aid is granted or on each aid scheme are clearly inadequate.
Such controls could now be coordinated with those stipulated under Directive 93/99/EEC on additional measures concerning the official control of foodstuffs.
Moreover, provisions agreed on ramp inspection will require each Member State to carry out such controls when a third-country aircraft landing at one of its airports, is suspected of non-compliance with international safety standards.
Such controls may not be systematic