Examples of using More binding in English and their translations into Polish
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I'm prepared to accept Dayan's initiative because it's identical to the Rogers initiative and therefore more binding to Dayan and America.
Several Member States call for stronger economic policy co-ordination and more binding governance arrangements.
by making it more binding and transparent.
Moreover, more binding arrangements would provide a support for the Member States
Instruments should be found of making the targets more binding and creating better incentives for Member States to pursue the target commitments to which they have agreed more consistently.
The Committee advocates more binding objectives at European level,
Gamal accepted the Rogers initiative- because it was American in origin, and more binding to America than to us.
Precisely in the field of social security making social standards more binding at a high level would be beneficial to European integration.
Those Member States whose military capabilities fulfil higher criteria and which have made more binding commitments to one another in this area with a view to the most demanding missions shall establish permanent structured cooperation within the Union framework.
Broader and more binding extraterritorial jurisdiction rule,
Work together towards incorporating the SBA and its"Think Small First" principle into their decisions in a more binding manner, which would encourage national,
the Committee urges the Commission to design a more binding implementation framework,
The credibility of the medium-term consolidation strategy would be enhanced by adopting more structural expenditure-containing measures- as opposed to the temporary interventions that have characterised recent consolidation efforts- and by a more binding medium-term budgetary framework.
with a view to making it more favourable for European SMEs and more binding.
However, the Commission will review this strategy in 2013 to identify whether a more binding approach towards the internalisation of external costs is conceivable in light of further likely falls in the cost of technology to enforce tolls.
the important thing is that the directive does not prevent countries from adopting stricter and more binding national legislation,
thus suggests that more binding ones be adopted.
The EESC therefore advocates effective measures aimed at improving the quality of future national programmes so that they are more binding as to timescales and responsibilities,
to make such processes more binding in the medium term.
Legal Certainty(More Binding Rules) in the Directive