Examples of using To provide a service in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Sometimes governments give NGOs money to provide a service, for example, to give legal
However, the binding nature of the mission involving the provision of a service of general economic interest does not presuppose that the public authorities impose on the operator concerned an obligation to provide a service having a clearly predetermined content.
2 establishes a list of requirements, such as a requirement to have an establishment in the territory in order to be allowed to provide a service, which Member States may not impose on service providers established in other Member States.
apply to workers posted to provide a service in the territory of another Member State.
conditions of employment which, pursuant to Directive 96/71/EC, apply to workers posted by an undertaking established in a Member State to provide a service in the territory of another Member State.
formalities needed to provide a service outside their home country.
formalities needed to provide a service outside their home country.
formalities needed to provide a service outside their home country.
Amendment 293/rev4 confirms the right of service providers to provide a service in a Member State other than the one where he is established
predictability in certain key sectors for those who want to provide a service in other Member States.
that supply is carried out by means of fixed networks intended to provide a service to the public.
the binding nature of the SGEI mission does not presuppose that the public authorities impose on the operator concerned an obligation to provide a service having a clearly predetermined content,
applied to workers going to provide a service in another Member State,
the associated costs on the one hand, and the need to provide a service of sufficient quality to maintain a place on the market on the other.
explicitly refuses to provide a service he/she is normally meant to provide or that he/she agreed to provide. .
In this context, Member States may for example allow undertakings to choose between the obligation to provide a service or to contribute financially to the costs of this service provided by another undertaking, but should no longer
where a service provider wishes to provide a service in another Member State from(out of)
apply to workers posted by an undertaking established in a Member State to provide a service in the territory of another Member State.
other information required to provide a service, deliver a product,