Примери за използване на National circumstances на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Again there is certain flexibility for Member States to adapt their waste collection systems to the specific national circumstances, notably in cases where highly efficient and advanced sorting technologies are available.
For the avoidance of doubt, it should not prescribe any detail normally required to reflect national circumstances, and it should not prohibit alternative approaches which can reasonably be expected to have equivalent effect.
define relevant markets appropriate to national circumstances, in particular relevant geographic markets within their territory including by taking into account inter alia the degree of infrastructure competition in those areas, in accordance with the principles of competition law.
in the light of different national circumstances.
in alignment with national circumstances, and it must be stable
and the relevant national circumstances indicated by the Member State in accordance with Article 6(2).
while taking into account national circumstances and legal commitments”.
National circumstances and available information
Action Plans are key instruments for translating the Strategic Plan to national circumstances, including through the national targets,
who are best placed to deal with their national circumstances and thus to react most rapidly in emergencies.
in the manner most appropriate to each country's national circumstances, a series of measures to combat violence against women.
taking into account national circumstances and specificities;
taking account of their relative starting positions and national circumstances, and of the Union.
define relevant markets appropriate to national circumstances, in particular relevant geographic markets within their territory,
Therefore, the size of the territorial unit will also vary between Member States, depending on the regulatory needs in the specific national circumstances, and on the availability of local data.
aligned of course with national circumstances.
while leaving Member States sufficient flexibility to implement it in the way that suits their particular national circumstances best.
taking account of their relative starting positions and national circumstances, and according to their national decision-making procedures.
understandable format will be determined by other appropriate means to national circumstances.
on the basis of national circumstances affecting primary energy consumption.