Examples of using Obligation to inform in English and their translations into Finnish
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Secondly, the obligation to inform our international partners about the Community's methods, legislation and decisions concerning genetically modified organisms,
In particular, it has deleted the reference to“safety grounds”, so that the obligation to inform will apply in every case of refusal, whatever the grounds.
we will continue our obligation to inform citizens, but that is still not enough.
The obligation to inform the Office, in accordance with Article 2 of the model Decision annexed to the interinstitutional agreement of 25 May 1999,
The Common Position clarifies Member States' obligation to inform the public by extending Article 7(1), paragraph 2,
Article 6(2) of Commission Decision 3855/91/ECSC imposes on Member States the obligation to inform the Commission, in sufficient time for it to submit itscomments,
Amendment 50 replaces the obligation to inform the contact point in the Member State of establishment laid down in Article 7 with an obligation to inform the competent bodies in the Member State of establishment and the host Member State.
the current problems and introduces new requirements to ensure compliance before recycling(obligation to inform the flag state in writing)
electoral rights are removed, including that the obligation to inform citizens of their rights is fully respected in all Member States.
The obligation to inform all neighbours before spraying would only cause mass hysteria,
companies do not have any general obligation to inform the Commission concerning the legitimacy of their decisions.
Actions for annulment- Infringement, by a Member State, of Council Directive 91/533/EEC of 14 October 1991 on an employer's obligation to inform employees of the conditions applicable to the contract
The Court considered indeed that the obligation to inform customers, on request, of the exact quantitative composition of compound feedingstuffs could not be justified by
Article 2(2)(i) of Council Directive 91/533/EEC of 14 October 1991 on an employer's obligation to inform employees of the conditions applicable to the contract
sentence of Article 88(3) EC imposes on the Member States an obligation to inform the Commission of any plans to grant
the right to withdraw from a purchase if the goods are not delivered within 30 days of ordering, and an obligation to inform the purchaser of the good's final price.
In this area the draft Convention aims at establishing rules providing the necessary legal basis for appropriate cooperation regarding interception, the obligation to inform another Member State when carrying out an interception on its territory as well as the obligation to refrain from intercepting or to stop ongoing interception in certain circumstances.
Furthermore, an obligation to inform the addressee in writing about his right to refuse to accept the document should be introduced since the Commission Report indicates that currently the addressee is not always informed of his right to refuse to accept the document.
as well as a REFIT revision of the Written Statement Directive establishing the employer's obligation to inform employees of the conditions applicable to the contract or employment relationship legislative, incl. impact assessment; Art 153.1(b)/154 TFEU.
can establish the obligation to inform the competent authorities about alleged illegal activities or information communicated by users.