Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Time limits should in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The definition of time limits should made uniform in the interests of certainty.
The registration process should be thus streamlined and time limits should be accordingly reduced.
Which time limits should be set to limit the maximum duration of detention?
In the interest of sound administration, time limits should be stated within which.
Whereas time limits should be laid down for submission of aid applications to the Commission;
To meet the significant dissatisfaction with the length of the arbitration procedure, the time limits should be re-evaluated and, where possible, shortened.
Time limits should be set to avoid the risk of protracted discussions without tangible results.
Whereas, in order to facilitate the implementation of the proposed provisions, certain time limits should be laid down for providing the necessary statistical information;
Whereas time limits should be laid down for certain notifications to be sent to the Commission by the Member States;
In such a situation, in order to ensure the efficiency and predictability of the system, national time limits should be suspended until a decision has been reached as to the referral of the case.
Lastly, special time limits should be set for the submission of licence applications
To ensure that the system operates in the same way in all the Member States, time limits should be laid down for the submission of applications
The time limits should be implemented by the Member States in such a way that as a general rule,
Whereas, for the implementation of Article 25 of Regulation(EC) No 2200/96, the time limits should be laid down for presenting the measures taken by the Member States to ensure environmentally sound practice in the withdrawal operations;
Time limits should be set for payment of aid to distillers by the intervention agencies.
In order to ensure that a Member State which has submitted a request for derogation is not left in doubt as to what action the Commission plans to take in response, time limits should be laid down within which the Commission must present to the Council either a proposal for authorisation or a communication setting out its objections.
Therefore consideration should be given to whether some disincentives or time limits should be put in place to constrain the ability to re-present an initiative for instance a failed citizens' initiative could not be represented again before a certain time limit has elapsed.
appropriate time limits should be laid down for adapting existing incineration plants to the best available technology not entailing excessive costs;
The time limit should therefore be extended.
The time limit should therefore be brought forward.
Whereas a time limit should be fixed for the completion of any consultation that may prove necessary between Member States;
That time limit should be interpreted as requiring Member States to make reasonable efforts to meet the deadline laid down in this Directive.
Wherever there is no specific time limit laid down for adopting the implementing measures, the time limit should be set at three months.
This is section 11, about whether a time limit should now be set for financial incentives in connection with environmentally friendly vehicles.
If the responsible authority in the host country sends a request for information to the country of origin the time limit should, contrary to Article 4d(3)(3), be removed.
I am assuming that we will have a majority here in the House- that the time limit should be removed,