Examples of using Wide margin in English and their translations into Italian
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Member States have a wide margin of discretion in defining a given service as an SGEI and in granting compensation to the service provider.
Member States have a wide margin of discretion in the definition of services that could be classified as being services of general economic interest.
instead of allowing payment service providers a wide margin of discretion as regards its interpretation.
David Gilmour by a wide margin.
It is"that in such inquiries as ours it is inevitable that there should be a very wide margin within which neither side can prove,
looked to many to be by a wide margin the best-qualified European to replace Michel Camdessus in the International Monetary Fund's top job.
The Commission's decision confirms its long-standing policy line that national authorities have a wide margin in defining the criteria
The existing Directive leaving Member States wide margin with regard to implementation,
In areas that are not specifically covered by Community regulation Member States enjoy a wide margin for shaping their policies, which can only
which leaves a wide margin of discretion to the Member States,
By laying down minimum requirements, the proposal leaves the Member States a wide margin of manoeuvre for the purposes of attaining its goal
In what areas should the current wide margin of discretion allowed by the Directive's provisions be limited in order to achieve a meaningful level-playing field,
The second best performance by a wide margin was gained by Javier Nunez Hidalgo from Spain,
women in the various broad occupational groups may, therefore, be subject to a wide margin of error, the figures for the relative proportions are likely to be more reliable.
be corrected already in 2011 and for the targets under the national budgetary rule to be achieved by a wide margin in 2011-2012.
However, according to the information already available on the implementation in practice of Council Directive 2003/9/EC(the"Reception Conditions Directive"), the wide margin of discretion left to Member States by several key provisions of this Directive results in negating the desired harmonisation effect.
a number of countries in Europe, the applicant further submitted that the Contracting States should not be given a wide margin of appreciation to regulate students' dress.
where the same CE certification document of a device is not regulated as such, leaving a wide margin of arbitrariness in terms of contents,
Member States have a wide margin for the application of requirements,
in most cases by a wide margin, their latest projections show.