Examples of using Binding decisions in English and their translations into German
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To issue binding decisions on gas undertakings;
Some for example result in binding decisions, whilst others do not.
has issued approximately 65,000 final and binding decisions.
The Executive Committee/Board is entitled to take legally binding decisions as long as at least 3 committee members are present.
At the WRC, legally binding decisions will be adopted which may also affect broadband mobile services, that is, the UMTS sector.
The decision-making process, by allowing binding decisions in case of conflicting national interpretations on whether
Individuals will be able to have recourse to the Privacy Shield Panel, a dispute resolution mechanism that can take binding decisions against U.S. self-certified companies.
we also agree with the lack of precision as regards the measures to be taken and with the lack of binding decisions and responsibilities.
except if required by mandatory legal provisions, binding decisions by authorities or a judgment passed by the competent court.
We need binding decisions in all key areas.
education together with binding decisions for a future cooperation on a democratic basis.
civil society signalled the expectation that binding decisions would finally be provided by international policy.
Binding decisions- except on the motion to convene an extraordinary meeting of the General Assembly- may only be made on the respective meeting's agenda items.
education together with binding decisions for a future cooperation on a democratic basis. Many international meetings- e.
NRAs can only adopt binding decisions which apply to their territory.
accurate and binding decisions.
clear and binding decisions based on reasonable information.
The decisions of the Commission are binding decisions, i. e.
How can a claim to make collective binding decisions be constituted for non-state actors?
Binding decisions regarding access to higher education institutions are always taken by the responsible certification authorities.