Examples of using Derogation in English and their translations into Czech
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The derogation procedure and the relevant deadlines for a Commission decision have also been set out clearly.
This existing limit will be incorporated in Annex XVII to the REACH regulation, and the derogation for diaphragms containing chrysotile will be reviewed again in 2011.
The Commission will then ask the European Chemicals Agency to examine the information sent with a view to abolishing this derogation.
I am therefore a little bit worried about the derogation and the ability to have random checks.
I remind you of the negative effects on the industry of failing to take the decision to grant a derogation for whitebait fishing.
without any objective justification, President Klaus was granted a derogation in order to ensure the non-application of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.
Sarajevo wants to apply for this title in connection with a derogation, and has already undertaken extensive preparations.
The five-year derogation, renewable if necessary for essential plant protection projects, is an important safety net
we will be asking for a derogation from the decision of the European Parliament and the Council.
Belarus still employs capital punishment and, in derogation from the law, the media are not independent.
Basically, this derogation implies that for the time being only proposals for regulations within the codecision procedure and certain related documents,
A derogation from the decision on the European capitals of culture in relation to a matter as fundamental as its geographical scope would simply break the rules that we have been asked to follow.
In the Azores, the derogation for re-exporting sugar is being brought back
However, the derogation should remain just that and not become the general rule,
It therefore believed that equal treatment from day one should be the general rule and that any derogation from this principle needed to be agreed on by the social partners by means of collective negotiations
Charter of Fundamental Rights, several countries have requested a derogation, not to mention that this charter, too,
As regards the tuna canning sector, the derogation granted enables countries like Papua New Guinea to operate as genuine hubs for the processing of huge quantities of tuna from a variety of sources:
It is precisely for development reasons that we granted this derogation and we did so on the basis of our informed judgment that Papua New Guinea's small market share makes it unlikely that its tuna exports could damage the interests of the EU industry.
I would therefore urgently call on the Commission to closely monitor the application of this derogation and to submit a report to Parliament in a timely manner on the impact on Papua New Guinea's development
to support her when I say that having Sarajevo as a European Capital of Culture is not a derogation, it is a must!