Examples of using The international commitments in English and their translations into Polish
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without prejudice to the international commitments of the Union, to continue to apply the same thresholds to all contracting entities,
due to the international commitments of the European Union, extend beyond 30 September.
make sure that it is entirely in line with the international commitments of that country, as well as its constitution.
Given the international commitments entered into by the Member States mean that this Regulation should not affect international conventions to which one
However, the EESC is aware of the impossibility of returning to the previous scheme due to the new policy orientation of the CAP and the international commitments made by the EU in the context of the World Trade Organisation.
ethnic minorities resulting from the international commitments(including the original spelling of names
Within this framework, and in accordance with the international commitments that have been made in the context of NATO, the military presence
of directive 95/46/EC whether a third country ensures an adequate level of protection through its domestic law or through the international commitments it has entered into.
services not covered by the international commitments of the Union, contracting authorities/entities should notify the Commission of their intention to exclude such goods
of third-country goods and services not covered by the international commitments of the Union be harmonised throughout the European Union.
services not covered by the international commitments of the European Union.
as well as human dignity and the international commitments to which the country is party.
to in Article 247a(2) in compliance with the international commitments entered into by the Community.
Contribute to the international commitment needed to implement
rapid application of the international commitments affecting the Directive.
Possible restrictions of coverage could result in a modification of the international commitments undertaken by the EU,
information necessary, in line with the international commitments on aid effectiveness, to permit the monitoring and evaluation of the concerned measures.
with a view to promoting better implementation of the international commitments, in particular those set up by the Council of Europe