Examples of using Such guidelines in English and their translations into Dutch
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the North Atlantic salmon farming industry to develop such guidelines is particularly worthy of support.
Such guidelines or legislative provisions shall include appropriate restrictions
Such guidelines should draw on best practice
Such guidelines would be in the form of a Commission Recommendation to be adopted early 2009
However, since such guidelines are and must remain an inalienable part of the directives,
Vice-President of the Commission.- We do not have any ideas on how to produce such guidelines as yet; this is definitely a very complicated matter
Only 10 Member States19 referred to such guidelines, and even fewer reported that there are evaluation systems in place to assess their effectiveness20; so"soft law" rules currently suffer from rather patchy implementation.
The Agency shall for this purpose develop and apply guidelines, inter alia, on training of border guards, but such guidelines will have the character of“soft law” only.
Such guidelines represent a step backwards for civilisation,
The implementation of such guidelines should usually be location-specific
Such guidelines would build on the need for further concerted action to combat unemployment as well as the need to restore macro-economic convergence in the Community.
Where such guidelines exist, compliance is monitored in a number of cases,
The developing countries hope that such guidelines will give added weight both to the requirement to secure the poor countries' access to food and, thus, to the combating of hunger.
The idea of developing such guidelines was first mentioned in the Council conclusions of 9
Such guidelines could, in a form similar to the recently adopted Notice on remedies,
Such guidelines need to define what is understood by”aid” and by”infrastructure”,
In their view, such guidelines would provide a very important information tool on the national provisions applicable to the protection of cultural objects and on the competent authorities in the Member States.
With only one case to base such guidelines on, we would risk making bad guidelines that undermine our efforts to help consumers that is again something we have in common:
The experience gathered so far with the'old'convergence programmes shows that such guidelines not only assist the Member States in drawing up their programmes,