Examples of using Problems identified in English and their translations into Hungarian
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to the'Focused Observation and Assessment Agency on Union policies' option as the preferred way to achieve the policy objectives and address the problems identified.
appropriate solutions must be made on a case-by-case basis, depending on the specifics of the market and problems identified.
The problems identified affect airports,
These obligations do not extend beyond what is necessary to solve the problems identified and are limited to the situations set out in the proposal.
It will recommend that Poland will solve the problems identified within a fixed time limit and will then inform the Commission of the steps taken to that achieve effect.
explanation of the approach used and the problems identified.
This new option also covers the alternative of non-binding Commission guidelines to address the problems identified.
It could be argued that the problems identified are not sufficiently serious
As the problems identified occur in all Member States, action at Community
The Commission would recommend that the Member State solves the problems identified within a fixed time limit, and inform the Commission of the steps taken to that effect.
The changes contemplated in the package of preferred policy options do not go beyond what is necessary to address the problems identified.
The latter are required to inform OLAF on the measures implemented to address the problems identified.
contacted by the national authorities and asked to clarify their position or correct the problems identified.
in particular their contribution towards mitigating the problems identified at the outset.
It will recommend that the Member State solves the problems identified within a fixed time limit and informs the Commission of the steps taken to that effect.
Typical problems identified were: inadequate management checks,
ask them to clarify their position or correct the problems identified.
It would effectively achieve the policy objectives and address the problems identified, without intrusion in national legislation or policies.
However, in light of the particular nature of the problems identified it is concluded that these options are not feasible(see Chapter 5).
The status quo would not solve the problems identified and would perpetuate the negative effects of both groups of problems. .