Examples of using Binding instrument in English and their translations into German
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survivors of atomic disasters gathered for the first session of the UN Conference to Negotiate a Legally Binding Instrument to prohibit Nuclear weapons, leading towards their total Elimination.
by placing the‘Think small first'principle at the heart of Community policies through a binding instrument.” i ou da k out T r ia a© M.
They impose obligations comparable to those that would be appropriate for a legally binding instrument of direct democracy,
create an international and binding instrument to protect and promote cultural diversity.
we would have preferred the Commission to choose a binding instrument such as a directive or some other measure
this Charter becomes a legally binding instrument under the supervision of the courts.
improve the implementation of the Convention through a legally binding instrument, and welcomed the establishment of an Ad Hoc Group open to all States Parties to negotiate a Protocol aimed at achieving this goal before the commencement of the Fifth Review Conference,
It is up to the Commission to propose to the Council the most appropriate of the three binding instruments under the said Article regulation,
These could result in politically or legally binding instruments and a comprehensive international programme of action for the small arms problem.
The EESC therefore calls for binding instruments giving new certainty and vigour to a reinforced Common Interoperability Framework.
legally binding instruments, directly and indirectly concerning the Internet.
which aims at combining voluntary and binding instruments.
and clear, binding instruments must form the backbone of any European social policy.
the various international, legally binding instruments in the field of nuclear non-proliferation.
It is crucial that binding instruments are in place at Community level,
the Community has committed itself to adopting legally binding instruments, namely a directive
recommendations and binding instruments in those areas identified by the Treaty of Amsterdam should be used with a view to enhancing efficiency of Community action in the abovementioned areas.
To date, there is no binding instrument between all the Member States concerning the taking of evidence.
If a legally binding instrument comes into force at pan-European level, the abovementioned EU objectives would also have to be applied at this level.
The Code is not a legally binding instrument but it does have some political force.