Examples of using Additional burdens in English and their translations into Dutch
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One way of ensuring that legislation does not create additional burdens and costs is to consult businesses on new legislative proposals
even those whose facilities are adequate will have additional burdens and organisational constraints to cope with.
The purpose of the moratorium was to ensure that the codification project did not impose additional burdens on Office for Official Publications
risks that the EU maritime domain is exposed to is putting additional burdens on the maritime surveillance authorities of the EU Member States to ensure the safety
while avoiding double taxation and without imposing additional burdens on operators.
It must not impose any additional burdens on enterprises, the rules must be developed in close contact with the financial industry,
demonstrating that the preferred option will not lead to additional burdens for Member States with less complex VAT systems.
their customers' Member States, which can lead to complications and additional burdens.
Additional burdens are imposed in a number of countries,
the different national traditions so as not to create additional burdens for businesses.
protect these rural economies, not impose additional burdens on sheep farmers.
because no one wants to stand in the way of innovation in Europe or impose additional burdens, especially on the small and medium-sized IT companies.
where they face additional burdens like long bus commutes.
In other words, there should be no additional burdens on the consumer, and that is why we are saying that the possibility of introducing VAT on financial services should apply only to transactions between one business
However, the applicants have not really contended that compliance with that obligation entails additional burdens for the PMI insurer in that it prevents the insurer from adjusting the premium according to the risk covered
Competitiveness Council recommendations to be taken into account, which stressed that"given the current economic situation in the sector, creating additional burdens for the industry needs to be avoided if possible",
the applicants have not sufficiently explained the reasons why those additional burdens might be offset by any practice of differentiating cover
it is also true that this system has led to additional burdens for certain Member States which have limited capacity for reception
2009 Competitiveness Council recommendations to be taken into account, which stressed:"given the current economic situation in the sector, creating additional burdens for the industry needs to be avoided if possible",
avoid creating disproportionate additional burdens.