Examples of using Temporary derogations in English and their translations into Swedish
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Temporary derogations, and/or.
EU countries may request temporary derogations under certain conditions.
Temporary derogations for blood donors- committee procedure.
Whereas, for economic reasons, temporary derogations should be provided for certain Member States;
Temporary derogations from the conditions of the mandatory accreditation for official laboratories.
Electrical and electronic equipment waste- temporary derogations for acceding countries.
Parliament's position also took account of the different circumstances that exist in the Member States by making it possible to have temporary derogations.
The proposal consists of temporary derogations from a Council regulation, which requires another Council Regulation.
It reduces the discretion allowed to the competent national authorities to apply temporary derogations in the event of abnormal operating conditions.
The possibility of making temporary derogations to certain rights in exceptional circumstances
also on the basis of different temporary derogations granted to particular Member States.
However, in exceptional cases, temporary derogations from these criteria could be granted
the possible implications of the temporary derogations.
As the Commission points out, even temporary derogations have proved impossible to abolish because of the lack of an unanimous consensus to do so.
to certain goods and services, and temporary derogations are provided for in certain cases and/or for certain member states.
They are proposed as temporary derogations or additions to the main rules,
Slovenia certain temporary derogations from Directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical
Temporary derogations for these countries and sectors should be conditioned by the long-term viability of the beneficiaries
So the least bad solution- and I say'least bad'- is to allow temporary derogations to non-compliant producers with conditions attached.
Temporary derogations from certain provisions of the acquis communautaire on visas are provided for;
Poland certain temporary derogations from Directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical
including the temporary derogations set out in the Treaty of Accession.
Whereas it seems desirable to delete a certain number of temporary derogations from the prohibitions laid down in the Directive since less hazardous treatments are now available;
The permit may also contain temporary derogations from the requirements of paragraph 4 if a rehabilitation plan approved by the competent authority ensures that these requirements will be met within six months and if the project leads to a reduction of pollution.
Granting the Commission more powers to decide at very short notice on protective and temporary derogations to act against fraud upon a duly justified request from a Member State could be a way forward.
Authorising Member States to provide for temporary derogations from Council Directive 2000/29/EC in respect of potatoes,
whereas the Member States must therefore be allowed temporary derogations on condition that they forward to the Commission plans for the progressive improvement of the quality of the air in those zones;
Whereas it seems desirable to delete the remaining temporary derogations from the prohibitions laid down in the Directive since less hazardous treatments are now available;
provides for temporary derogations from certain provisions of the European Fisheries Fund(EFF)
In future, we will seek to use the temporary derogations to rules of origin requirements for crisis-affected countries in the new GSP rules of origin.