Examples of using Diverging in English and their translations into Finnish
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Even if diverging views were expressed,
Examples of potentially diverging objectives between environmental policy
Examples of potentially diverging objectives within environmental policy.
There is inconsistency between databases and diverging access to data for relevant authorities.
Diverging wage and cost trends,
In addition, diverging Member State support schemes with focus on national production pose significant challenges to further integration of the internal energy market.
While economic operators often regard the diverging national rules as a prohibitive obstacle to entering new markets,
It must be ensured that potentially diverging interpretations do not lead to more fragmentation
Diverging approaches taken by the authorities or notified bodies have already led to unequal treatment of economic operators.
The existing barriers to the free movement of such products, in the form of diverging, national regulatory frameworks,
Where diverging views concerning the coordination arrangements arise, any member of the college of supervisors may refer the matter to EIOPA.
Indeed, diverging passenger car related taxes can result in serious obstacles for the free movement of persons and goods.
Diverging roll-out requirements between Member States have an impact in terms of lost synergies, not least in marketing terms.
thereby showing that there are diverging legal interpretations at EU level on this issue, which must be clarified and resolved.
As the social partners have diverging opinions on the need to start negotiations,
Similarly, diverging licence procedures and conditions place a burden on operators
An example is the Diverging National Workers Protection Legislation and Remaining Technical Barriers
again Member States had diverging views.
Defence Package of 2007, intend to overcome some market deficiencies and diverging national practices.
It also has to be said that diverging national interpretations in the transposition of EU law are creating uncertainty.