Examples of using Draft law in English and their translations into Finnish
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The ECB notes however, that the draft law does not include provisions as to how the solvency
Having assessed the draft law, the ECB notes that it aims at taking into account the abovementioned concerns raised by the ECB in its previous opinion.
According to the draft law, capital loans could be subscribed up to a maximum of EUR 4 billion in total,
Provided that the draft law is adopted by parliament in its present form
The draft law defines a limited number of emergency situations in which a Governmental decree can be issued to provide Finnish authorities with certain emergency powers, for a limited period.
The Danish parliament is also debating a draft law which is striking in the way it clamps down on,
Provided that the draft law is adopted by parliament in its present form, legislation in Spain
In addition, the draft law provides that the emergency powers can only be used in situations that cannot be controlled through the authorities» regular powers.
The draft law aims at extending the operation of the scheme until the end of 2010,
The committee has prepared a draft law on the prosecution of civil servants
The Draft Law, which was harmonised with the positions of the representatives of civil society organisations, has not made it to the Parliament to be adopted.
Provided that the draft law is adopted in its present form, legislation in Austria
The draft law specified that for any corporation,
The publication notes that this week Parliament is scheduled to consider the draft law"On the domestic trade.
will submit a draft law in 2000 to regulate these relationships.
The draft law of February 1998 is intended to enter into force when Spain adopts the single currency.
Patients are at the very heart of this draft law, which also fully respects the diversity of health systems across Europe.
On 20 January 2012, the Luxembourg government adopted a draft law to reform the pension system for both the private and the public sector.
The need for this is even more pronounced due to the fact that crisis management is only vaguely addressed in the draft law.
I believe that the European Union must send a clear signal that this draft law needs to be repealed as its contents contradict the principle of gender equality, as enshrined in international conventions.