Examples of using Regulatory changes in English and their translations into Polish
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The Diaverum policies are continuously updated to reflect the latest requirements in terms of regulatory changes and scientific discoveries.
The Commission will support market-driven solutions when they are likely to be effective, and regulatory changes only where they are necessary.
Due to the needs that may arise from the development of our services or regulatory changes, we are entitled to change the Policy.
As the Larosière Group observed,"It is crucial that these regulatory changes(in respect of CRA)
In addition, the Group observed that“It is crucial that these regulatory changes are accompanied by increased due diligence andjudgement by investors
Recent regulatory changes in many countries have rightly focused on separating audit and advisory services to public companies.
It has made regulatory changes to improve the reporting of the results of post-payment checks, although the effects
Proposed government reforms centred on financial inclusion and upcoming regulatory changes are driving the development of the sector.
be that regarding consumer basic need, regulatory changes, material expenses-
The regulatory changes include stricter requirements for workshops responsible for installing and calibrating tachographs.
Our advisors monitor these regulatory changes and are available to advice you on the best form of transport in full compliance with these regulations.
In several law amendments and regulatory changes, the parents' right to protect
possibly force further regulatory changes.
I fully support the rapporteur's proposal to increase the role of the European Parliament in working on future regulatory changes.
that further steps are needed and that regulatory changes might be necessary.
Recent difficult investor experiences have led to proposals for further regulatory changes aimed at increasing security and strengthening supervision of the financial market.
As a short term measure to mitigate the effects of this problem in the context of additional temporary imbalances caused by regulatory changes linked to the transition to phase 3, the Commission proposed to back-load the auctioning of 900 million allowances in the beginning of phase 3.
In the framework of its recovery package, the Commission proposed in December 2008 a number of regulatory changes aiming to simplify the implementation rules for cohesion policy
The deepening crisis on the green certificates market as well as regulatory changes(the amendment to the RES Act
This proposal aims at making a number of regulatory changes in order to simplify the implementation rules for cohesion policy and to increase the pre-financing(advance payments) to European Regional Development Fund(ERDF)