Examples of using Changes to the rules in English and their translations into Greek
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Decision of the ECB of 14 November 2008 on the implementation of Regulation ECB/ 2008/11 of 23 October 2008 on temporary changes to the rules relating to eligibility of collateral( ECB/ 2008/15).
Premature changes to the rules can only cause confusion,
if we make any significant changes to the rules that govern this site
Clearly, we will only be able to make major changes to the rules in conjunction with the Convention,
then you too should advocate changes to the rules, because the dramatic changes we're seeing are by no means complete.
As the changes to the rules for eligible markets are expected to imply a(limited)
infringement procedures to address incorrect implementation of the rules, and changes to the rules when they were not clear or precise enough.
may I have an assurance from you that when the changes to the Rules are drawn up,
we should give all actors time to put it into practice before considering any changes to the rules which, after all, just entered into force less than a year ago.
And since there is not a legal background to do something like this, TAIPED's administration is preparing to propose changes to the rules, through a legislative act,
GUIDELINE OF THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK of 10 December 2009 amending Guideline ECB/ 2008/18 on temporary changes to the rules relating to eligibility of collateral( ECB/ 2009/24)( 2009/963/ EU)
GUIDELINE OF THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK of 21 November 2008 on temporary changes to the rules relating to eligibility of collateral( ECB/ 2008/18)( 2008/880/ EC)( OJ L 314, 25.11.2008, p. 14).
a Guideline on temporary changes to the rules relating to the eligibility of collateral( ECB/ 2008/11
On 10 December 2009 the Governing Council adopted the Guideline amending Guideline ECB/ 2008/18 on temporary changes to the rules relating to the eligibility of collateral( ECB/ 2009/24).
III, in order to take into account changes to the rules referred to in Article 1(2),
EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK GUIDELINE OF THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK of 21 November 2008 on temporary changes to the rules relating to eligibility of collateral( ECB/ 2008/18)( 2008/880/ EC)
it is hard to believe that we are sitting here today discussing minor changes to the rules on value added tax when EU countries are facing the worst financial
in particular regarding the insertion of binding cooperation clauses in the Code of Conduct for organisations included in the Transparency Register, and changes to the rules for access to documents between EU institutions, with a view to better