Examples of using Taking measures in English and their translations into Polish
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The legal basis for taking measures at EU level in the field of road safety is Article 71(1) ECT, which states that"… the Council shall,
The provisions of this Directive do not prevent a Member State from taking measures justified on grounds set out in Articles 30
Despite taking measures to ensure that information and materials on the website are exact,
The challenge in taking measures to protect the Baltic lies,
The challenge in taking measures to protect the Baltic lies,
the competent authorities of the home Member States concerned shall consult each other before taking measures in accordance with this Regulation.
must show unity in taking measures which will facilitate the economy's recovery in the shortest time possible.
reduces the powers and responsibilities of the Member States for taking measures to combat fraud affecting the Communities' financial interests.
Taking measures to strengthen Europe's competitiveness towards a global level playing field regarding state aid, to support business development
Although the Commission is working hard and taking measures to ensure aid arrives at its destination, we cannot make
The EESC underlines the importance of taking measures by the Members to enforce the protection of temporary workers and to guarantee non-discrimination
Member States shall consider taking measures to establish as a criminal offence the use of services which are the objects of exploitation as referred to in Article 2 with the knowledge that the person is a victim of an offence referred to in Article 2.
As a governmental executive agency, it participates in the pursuit of Poland's strategic goals, taking measures to increase the use of satellite systems
the common fisheries policy is to apply the precautionary approach in taking measures to minimise the impact of fishing activities on marine ecosystems.
the Community is required to play an active role in this sector by taking measures which cannot be taken by individual States, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity.
obviously discovering and taking measures against fraud.
each Member State shall consider taking measures to establish as a criminal offence the use of services which are the object of exploitation as referred to in Articles 1
Member States can address the economic implications of ageing by pursuing a faster pace of debt reduction and by taking measures to raise employment rates
building new interconnection capacity, and taking measures to promote liquidity on gas markets.
provides that the common fisheries policy is to apply a precautionary approach in taking measures to minimise the impact of fishing activities on marine ecosystems.