Examples of using Be regulated in English and their translations into Czech
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The blocking of funds on payment accounts, typically used for making hotel reservations or car rentals, will also be regulated in a stricter manner.
In order to deal with the growing volatility of prices, our markets must be regulated to a greater extent.
People can think what they want to about what should be regulated at EU level,
The speed can be regulated smoothly within the MIN- MAX range
because this area cannot be regulated by the market alone or by the state alone.
thus can be regulated only by the Member States.
New players may not always be regulated to the same extent as incumbents by current regulatory and supervisory frameworks, including from a consumer protection perspective.
The flow of water and temperature can be regulated accurately and conveniently as usual using the wide lever that is easy to grasp.
Other rights and obligations of the Contracting parties related to the Seller s liability for defects may be regulated by the Seller s complaints procedure.
With the right skin care routine it can be brought back into balance, sensitivity can be regulated and redness soothed.
obligations of the parties associated with liability of the Seller for defects may be regulated in Seller s complaints rules.
it should be regulated and transparent.
co-maternity leave be regulated here, as this directive also concerns equal treatment between women and men.
Since fishermen's work must be regulated internationally, the legislator is,
In my opinion, completion of the Single Market should be regulated by guarantees of social protection for the citizens of Europe, which is not
reflects the fact that a free market has to be regulated and liberalisation needs to be carefully prepared.
which can be regulated but not denied.
sport must be regulated at last
ACTIVE 24 as data processor shall be regulated by a data processing agreement which is integrated in the ACTIVE 24's General Terms& Conditions.
Therefore the use of clones in breeding programmes- semen, embryos and ova- cannot be regulated under the Novel Food Regulation, nor can issues linked to animal health