Examples of using Non-binding guidelines in English and their translations into Italian
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The non-binding guidelines included in the new Recommendation on co-existence better reflect the possibility provided in the existing legislation(Article 26a of Directive 2001/18/EC)
Draft CST and CSM and draft non-binding guidelines shall be drawn up by the Agency under a mandate which shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 262.
electricity by issuing non-binding guidelines and addressing recommendations
Non-binding guidelines would, however,
vignettes within the EU, and inviting the Commission to consider non-binding guidelines on this 14965/12.
while the common position is in full agreement with the binding part A. Parliament will in any case be aware that the question of non-binding guidelines is discussed in the seventh consideration in the common position.
2 General EU prevention policy framework with non-binding guidelines plus supplementary EU funding for RMPs; 3 setting a
This Directive provides for the establishment of non-binding guidelines aimed at indicating simple
Policy options: 1 Non-binding guidelines on training and exercises
Developing a non-binding guideline for sampling and reporting.
The recommendations made, represent general, non-binding guidelines.
Banking Supervisors and take into account its non-binding guidelines and recommendations.
3 to agree and apply common non-binding guidelines and recommendations.
the Authority should have the power to issue non-binding guidelines and recommendations on the application of Community legislation.
if appropriate, to adopt(legally non-binding) guidelines are far from appropriate.
these are measures which consist both of rules and of non-binding guidelines and they focus on the reception,
where necessary, for non-binding guidelines and recommendations in order to enhance the convergence of supervisory practices pursuant to Directive 2006/48/ EC.
take into account its non-binding guidelines and recommendations.
full support of Member States through National Energy Efficiency Action Plans, non-binding guidelines, labels and targets, and public-sector leadership in procurement.
the block exemption regulations, or that are governed by non-binding guidelines- will create legal uncertainty for companies and may actually threaten the integrity of the single market.