Examples of using Control mechanism in English and their translations into Croatian
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Bath mixers, photos of which are presented in the article can have as a control mechanism one lever.
National parliaments continued to express their views on EU matters via the political dialogue with the European Commission and the Subsidiarity Control Mechanism.
in other Member States(control mechanism).
The number of opinions received under the political dialogue and subsidiarity control mechanism did decrease, reflecting the new
In accordance with the subsidiarity control mechanism, the Commission re-examined its proposal
opinions submitted in 2015, a number of chambers continued their call for the subsidiarity control mechanism to be strengthened.
role of national Parliaments, which also discussed ways to improve the subsidiarity control mechanism.
communication with national Parliaments, namely the political dialogue and the subsidiarity control mechanism.
The year also saw the lowest number of reasoned opinions received from national Parliaments ever since the subsidiarity control mechanism was introduced by the Lisbon Treaty in 2009.
Is of the opinion that a corruption index could provide a sound basis on which the Commission could establish its country-specific control mechanism when controlling the spending of EU resources;
The trade related control mechanism enables the examination and evaluation of the member countries' trade
of financial indicators or ratios, representing control mechanism or early warning system.
While, according to the subsidiarity control mechanism, the Commission's review of arguments was confined to the question of subsidiarity, it is also sending
Specific aspects relating to the subsidiarity control mechanism are dealt with in the Annual Report 2014 on Subsidiarity and Proportionality,
fourteen chambers of national Parliaments[6] had sent reasoned opinions to the Commission, thus triggering the subsidiarity control mechanism provided for in Article 7(2) of Protocol No 2. The threshold of Article 7(3) of Protocol No 2 has not been reached.
suggested that any ways to alleviate impediments to national parliaments' participation in the subsidiarity control mechanism should be investigated.
The subsidiarity control mechanism, which gives national Parliaments the right to assess whether legislative proposals in areas that do not fall within the exclusive competence of the European Union comply with the principle of subsidiarity,
Calls, therefore, for a transparent and robust control mechanism which bolsters the role of parliaments,
Specific aspects relating to the subsidiarity control mechanism, including the first‘yellow card' triggered by national Parliaments on the Commission proposal for a Regulation on the exercise of the right to take collective action within the context of the freedom of establishment