Examples of using Better rules in English and their translations into German
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Better rules for compensation of public service obligations.
The Union needs to make better rules that are easier to understand.
The TPP represents an important opportunity to write better rules for international trade and investment.
we are delivering better rules for better results.
The need for better lawmaking and for laying down better rules is the subject of a genuine consensus.
What we desperately need, beyond, or along with, better rules and reasonably smart incentives, is we need virtue.
This relates to structural reformation in risk management, more transparency and better rules for financial supervision.
Furthermore, recent events have demonstrated the need for better rules on the management of companies and for appropriate financial supervision.
Liberalisation calls for better rules and a genuine monitoring of these rules;
carbon dioxide charges on imports, better rules governing emissions from cars,
it also makes clear where we need better rules than currently exist.
If identified democratically, bureaucratic burdens need to be eliminated through the adoption of better rules and not by removing those that already exist.
They definitely have reacted quickly and worked swiftly for better rules and legislation regarding safety at sea in both the'Erika I' and'Erika II'proposals.
and we need better rules for the running of cross-border operations.
underlined that there was a serious need for better rules in the area, not least because the proposal directly affected social Europe.
Regulation 2008/765/EC became applicable on 1 January 2010 and introduces better rules on market surveillance for products subject to specific requirements under EU legislation e.g. toys, electrical products, machinery.
Better rules do not mean totally de-regulated markets,
Better rules: It is fundamental to have more transparent and unequivocal regulation that can be administered better at a low cost and without a loss of time for business and the citizen at large.
Better rules do not mean automatically less rules
we need better rules for shaping the content.