Примери за използване на Voluntary nature на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The voluntary nature of the provision of the data
The voluntary nature of friendship makes it subject to life's journey in a way more formal relationships are not.
and is of a voluntary nature.
The voluntary nature of the provision of the data
will have a voluntary nature.
which specifies the voluntary nature of his/her cooperation.
COM indicates the mandatory or voluntary nature of data provision
had to be ensured, while respecting the voluntary nature of the initiative and building trust among Member States.
The data concerning the compulsory or voluntary nature of data provision
The obligatory or voluntary nature of submission of the data
The forms through which personal data are entered clearly indicate the mandatory or voluntary nature of the data provision.
the Commission did not overlook the voluntary nature of the submission of those documents.
I also think it is right that we will be retaining the voluntary nature of the scheme in future.
This Directive should however not change the compulsory or voluntary nature of the provisions in those other Union legal acts.
My next point is that I have been accused of concealing the voluntary nature of the tests.
We therefore recommend keeping the voluntary nature of the certification framework,
measures in addition to the nitrates directive are mainly of a voluntary nature 39 The тbasic measureу for tackling pollution from agriculture is the implementation of the nitrates directive(see Table 1).
taking into consideration the voluntary nature of contributions, members shall strive to replenish it to attain an adequate resource level to fully carry out the pre-projects, projects and activities approved by Council.
The links between associations in the confederation are of the same horizontal and voluntary nature as within associations, with the same rights of“voice
In order to ensure the voluntary nature of group coordination proceedings, the insolvency practitioners