Examples of using Proposed rules in English and their translations into Finnish
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it would have proposed rules to prevent such risks a long time ago, but it did not.
It is not expected that the proposed rules as such will lead to the creation of new businesses.
At the time, ministers underlined the importance of the proposed rules since they have the potential to make life easier for heirs, legatees and other interested parties.
the Commission has proposed rules to improve the definition of Frontex responsibilities in maritime operations.
The proposed rules are particularly timely for minor species such as bees,
The proposed rules concern couples made up of nationals of different member states
Procedural guarantees: Unlike the Public Procurement Directives, the proposed rules do not contain a fixed catalogue of award procedures.
Producers and users of alternative medicines, including doctors who prefer these products, fear that the proposed rules will, above all, benefit the chemical industry to the detriment of natural products.
The EESC welcomes the proposed rules to facilitate switching of operators, to ensure fairer contract terms
Although the Commission's proposed rules can be seen as ensuring greater legal certainty,
In terms of respecting the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality, the proposed rules aim at harmonising an area hitherto unregulated area by the Community and Member States.
The proposed rules will benefit animals- including aquatic species,
The ESC expressly endorses the proposed rules in Articles 5, 6 and 7 covering initial training up to the attestation of professional competence.
As regards the products, the proposed rules would ensure that funds raised from the public were invested in suitably qualified assets
In general however, the proposed rules apply without prejudice to more specific rules for the prevention and control of certain transmissible spongiform encephalopathies.
Bearing the above in mind it can be said that the proposed rules will have a substantial positive impact both for the economic operators concerned and for consumers.
The proposed rules are designated to implement the new provisions for the food distribution scheme for the most deprived persons in the Union.
The proposed rules and the role assigned to the European Patent Office would in practice mean the European Patent Office becoming a hybrid body.
It is not expected that the proposed rules will create extra investments or the creation of new businesses.
The proposed rules contain special sections that focus on information pertaining to social impacts,