Examples of using Is in force in English and their translations into Finnish
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A Union fishing vessel may not carry out fishing activities under chartering arrangements where a sustainable fisheries partnership agreement is in force, unless otherwise provided for in that agreement.
Since July 2004, a new arrangement is in force enabling companies to ask for the customs authorities to confiscate goods likely to be counterfeit.
And in the case of Tajikistan, an interim agreement is in force pending the ratification
The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction 1980 is in force in all Member States.
one of the pillars of the European Union's environmental policy, is in force throughout the Community, its application in certain countries leaves much to be desired.
because the Treaty which is in force at the moment offers very few leads, and this new Treaty,
A central element is the prohibition to fish under a direct authorisation when an access agreement is in force, unless otherwise provided for in its so-called exclusivity clause, which reflects this principle in the agreements.
At the moment the urgent thing is that this programme be approved so that it is in force on 1 January 2003- otherwise it would expire- and we have had
Should the policyholder, while the insurance is in force, wish to take out pension insurance with another pension provider for a specific
as this proposal amends an act of EU law which is in force, and this is something which cannot be done by the Member States themselves.
Because, if this agreement, which was a summit agreement, is in force, then why did the Council tell us that to prevent the structural funds being affected we must accept a reduction in agricultural expenditure of around ECU 550 million'?
Under this clause, which is in force until 2003, direct CAP aid is unlikely to be challenged before the World Trade Organization(WTO) as long asin excess of that decided in the 1992 marketing year.">
will only be excluded from the scope of the future Directive if the relevant convention is in force in the Member State concerned.
This rule, also known as the“territorial principle”, enables each country to apply its own law to an infringement of an intellectual property right which is in force in its territory: counterfeiting an industrial property right is governed by the law of the country in which the patent was issued
partnership agreement should be in force.
Agreements are in force with Tunisia, Morocco,
The Directive has not been in force long enough to draw conclusions on its effectiveness.
Nevertheless, in a number of Member States, more binding national measures may be in force.