Examples of using Binding provisions in English and their translations into German
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Additional to instead of binding provisions for whole sectors of industry, use more targeted measures,
none of them contains specific and binding provisions in this area.
so the added value of binding provisions at EU-level is, in my view, very doubtful.
to those seeking greater harmonisation and legally binding provisions.
renewable forms of energy), more binding provisions should not be introduced with an eye to avoiding distortions of competition.
The absence in the directives of detailed binding provisions on health surveillance creating national divergences on the health surveillance levels in the different Member States and difficulties for the recognition of medical certificates in transnational work activities.
to the Member States to create binding provisions as to what shall be considered ex ante in a binding way as an exceptional circumstance.
primarily guaranteed by binding provisions, and the ability to react rapidly to developments in technology
the EU should increase its credibility by putting forward EU binding provisions for production to promote not just a green economy
Specific legally binding provisions currently exist, for instance, for plastics. BfR-Recommendations.
The Supervisory Board's rules of procedure contain binding provisions for dealing with conflicts of interest.
authorities is only done within the framework of binding provisions.
With these legally binding provisions and objectives, a range of instruments to promote ecological connectivity has been made available in the context of Natura 2000.
decent work, and binding provisions for safety and health for all contracts throughout the supply chain related to the Olympics.
In particular, the draft contract includes clear and binding provisions on conflict of interest.
New binding provisions concern the following.
Does it not seem paradoxical to translate what is no more than a recommendation to the large banks into binding provisions for EU credit institutions?
Failing that, binding provisions would be introduced regulating sampling frequencies,
However, the Directive does not contain any legally binding provisions that would either allow
It suggests that binding provisions be established for matters pertaining to Alternative Dispute Resolution