Examples of using Current rules in English and their translations into Greek
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The Commission will assess the need to amend the current rules to take into account the specificities of remotely piloted aircraft.
The current rules are fragmented,
According to the current rules, the Council can reject the Commission's proposal by simple majority.
The Commission will propose to change the current rules to make sure that scientific studies are publicly available.
Our current rules have helped EU member-states to reduce their deficits and- obviously less markedly
The decision to revise the current rules came in the wake of the recent row between Paris
Respondents noted the added value in a clarification of the current rules and welcomed reductions in administrative and compliance burdens.
Current rules stipulate that 10% of the Fund's resources be allocated to these tasks.
Does it believe that its current rules and procedures for the recruitment of senior civil servants is sufficiently transparent and fair?
The current rules dating back to the 1920s are no longer sufficient to ensure a fair allocation of taxing rights in an increasingly globalised world.".
Calls for an independent reassessment of the current rules for the literature review so as to ensure that all relevant studies are considered;
The definition of farmers under the current rules is clear
The proposal modernises the current rules to ensure that they are fair,
The current rules dating back to the 1920s are no longer sufficient to ensure a fair allocation of taxing rights in an increasingly globalised world.".
What clearly emerges within this context is that the current rules that are in place are not adequate- on the contrary, they are unclear and inconsistent.
Under current rules, vaccination is only allowed in areas that are subject to certain restrictions because of the presence of bluetongue disease.
the Commission is carrying out an extensive impact assessment of the current rules including an examination of the legal application of the Directive in the Member States.
I think that, in the specific case of micro-entities, the current rules could appear excessive.
The idea of developing a proposal for one single legal act on cross-compliance by harmonising the current rules will be further evaluated.
The current rules say that ceilings can be revised by 0.03% of EU GNI for'unforeseen' expenditure.