Examples of using Common procedure in English and their translations into Dutch
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This common procedure must be founded on the principles of good administration
Council Decision 77/795/EEC of 12 December 1977 establishing a common procedure for the exchange of information on the quality of surface freshwater in the Community26.
Various possible scenarios have been presented and the possibilities for a common procedure and common principles have been investigated.
A policy on returns or effective removal from the territory is an absolute necessity for the credibility of the common asylum system and the common procedure.
The current lack of a common procedure leading to immediate solutions on the spot.
An existing common procedure in the form of the European Arrest Warrant has removed the centuries-old safeguards against unjust arrest and imprisonment that the English used to enjoy.
An essential feature of such a common procedure will be the harmonisation of the maximum duration of the procedure,
The Community list shall be updated in accordance with the procedure laid down in Regulation(EC) No common procedure.
As regards the regulation on the common authorisation procedure, firstly I welcome the fact that we are now to get such a common procedure.
Provide for a single, common procedure for reasons of efficiency,
In consequence, this proposal abolishes the“letter‑box” role of the national authorities in the common procedure.
The aim of this proposal is to establish a truly common procedure for international protection which is efficient,
of the Regulation XX/XXX common procedure.
A common procedure may be ordinary,
The EESC welcomes the proposal and its intended objective to establish a truly common procedure for international protection which is efficient,
Today this is a common procedure but in 1973 it was fairly new.
The most common procedure that administrators carry out is the assignment of application groups, or Windows users and groups, to a role.
Further law approximation is needed if the objective of the EU wide common procedure set by the Hague Programme is to be met.
Harmonised rules on safe countries are a critical aspect of an efficient common procedure and this proposal provides for the harmonisation of procedural consequences of applying safe country concepts.
By way of derogation from paragraph 3, the Commission may end the common procedure and decide not to proceed with a planned update,