Examples of using Differ from one member state in English and their translations into Italian
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other players identify themselves with the social economy but do not meet the specific legal requirements of those four families that differ from one Member State to the other.
whereas those specifications differ from one Member State to another;
the nature of the obstacles to trade ranges from stringent requirements in the national type-approval procedures to restrictions imposed by the"highway codes", which differ from one Member State to another.
If such rules differ from one Member State to another and hence the standards imposed on a broadcast likewise differ,
The technical requirements for the type‑approval of motor vehicles with regard to pedestrian protection should be harmonised to avoid the adoption of requirements that differ from one Member State to another and to ensure the proper functioning of the internal market.
without prejudice to Directive 92/26/EC, differ from one Member State to another; Rest deleted.
although the legal traditions and philosophies differ from one Member State to the next: Common law,
While I admit that the way in which sentences are pronounced may differ from one Member State to another, such an enormous discrepancy between penalties is unjustifiable in a European context,
Although the figures disregard the fact that the relative tax base for personal taxation may differ from one Member State to another, the technique used still provides some idea of differences in personal taxation.
It should be stressed that the significant administrative burdens within the transport sector and the fact that they differ from one Member State are leading to hidden costs
Therefore, access to these data should take into consideration the specific legal conditions for the processing of sensitive data that may differ from one Member State to another.
The technical requirements for the type-approval of motor vehicles with regard to emissions should therefore be harmonised to avoid requirements that differ from one Member State to another and to ensure a high level of environmental protection.
fiscal and technical regulations which differ from one Member State to another and result in distortions of competition because they affect the cost structure of firms.
Whereas the laws in force in the Member States for ensuring the biodegradability of surfactants differ from one Member State to another, which results in a hindrance to trade;
the nature of the estimates differ from one Member State to another.
Therefore, access to these data should take into consideration the specific legal conditions for the processing of sensitive data that may differ from one Member State to another.
The technical requirements for the type approval of motor vehicles with regard to emissions should therefore be harmonised to avoid requirements that differ from one Member State to another, and to ensure a high level of environmental protection.
whereas these requirements differ from one Member State to another; whereas these differences hinder trade and may create unequal
methods of control of liquid meters are subject to mandatory provisions which differ from one Member State to another and consequently hinder trade in such instruments;
Since rules for regulating CCPs differ from one Member State to another, the resulting lack of playing field makes the cross-border provision of CCP services more costly and potentially less safe