Examples of using Current legislation in English and their translations into Danish
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Data collection on Jobindex is conducted within the framework of current legislation.
Jobindex processes all personal data within the framework of current legislation.
We also need to look at current legislation to see whether it is being implemented across each Member State.
We parliamentarians want to improve current legislation, so that it might promote the equal treatment of women and men.
In accordance with current legislation, car seat is necessary for children from the moment of their birth.
I am convinced that the current legislation can cater for a vast majority of the situations.
For around 70 other products, current legislation has introduced voluntary harmonisation to which Member States have adopted different approaches.
auditing authorities ensures that we act in accordance with current legislation and standards.
With a preventive vaccination campaign, for example, under current legislation, a restriction zone must be maintained,
The current legislation is more than sufficient to safeguard the welfare of animals during transport.
which refer to the current legislation.
This has prevented small and medium-sized enterprises from having to make further efforts in order to comply with current legislation.
Current legislation(Directive 85/337/EEC),
In the offshore business, Cyprus does not fully apply the current legislation since the banking law authorises the central bank to waive the applicable legislation. .
We can agree on the fact that the current legislation in this area is not very effective.
safely and in accordance with current legislation.
We might have been able to agree to the original text insofar as it was informed by a legitimate concern to update current legislation.
Sund& Bælt complies with current legislation and obligations at all times
We cannot help the fact that current legislation generates some administrative burdens, with a cost estimated at 3.5% of Europe's GDP in 2006.
Under current legislation, the retirement age is 60 for women