Examples of using Binding legislation in English and their translations into Danish
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including, if necessary, binding legislation for all ships calling at a European port
a European citizen arrested by the border authorities of a signatory country on the basis of particularly binding legislation will have no means of challenging it.
public health protection in order to obtain less binding legislation, particularly on substitution.
once research into effective systems has been carried out, to draw up binding legislation which, as well as guaranteeing rights,
Also, I would like to withdraw the word'binding' in the second line, in the phrase'binding legislation.
Only directives can lead on to binding legislation.
I do not think we should be calling for binding legislation to apply to every Member State.
then the relevant legislative body must be able to switch promptly to binding legislation.
The European Union's intention to adopt the necessary Europe-wide and cross-border binding legislation must not be delayed by national interests.
Mr President, the employment policy is an issue with regard to which the European Union does not issue any binding legislation.
It may be better to opt for less binding legislation, and more stimulus in the form of best practice
the majority of Parliament agree to adopt binding legislation on alternative funds.
companies has been promoted, but alongside voluntary action we need binding legislation.
We do not wish to give our support to progressively binding legislation in the economic area,
implementation proves to have been inadequate, the Commission will review the possibility of proposing more binding legislation in this area.
Binding legislation to provide European consumers with nutritional information would do them more good than eulogies addressed to companies that have contributed to the obesity explosion for decades.
But, of course, I am sure you know that from other matters where we sometimes have difficulties in implementing binding legislation and binding rules at European level.
away the best thing to do is to bring in binding legislation which Member States have to enforce.
when we do not envisage any binding legislation on the subject of coexistence and instead leave it to Member States to adopt appropriate measures?
I disagree with the fact that we should have binding legislation and that is why we have called for the split vote.