Examples of using Transitional arrangements in English and their translations into Polish
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In England, until April 2009, transitional arrangements allow those with a place on the programme to be appointed.
In order to meet the requirements of this section, transitional arrangements may be agreed upon for one or more Member States, in accordance with Article 8 3.
The transitional arrangements will irrevocably end for Bulgaria and Romania on 31 December 2013
The latter amended the text of Article 6 of the Directive to introduce transitional arrangements for the Czech Republic,
The transitional arrangements, which will irrevocably end on 31 December 2013,
As to the 12 EU countries using transitional arrangements, where workers managed to obtain access legally, this has contributed to a smooth integration into the labour market.
Following the adoption of the Lisbon Treaty, transitional arrangements were applied bringing the number up to 754.
A further Directive of 2004 extended transitional arrangements to certain of the NMS Czech Republic,
There are no transitional arrangements for the application of EU law on coordination of social security schemes.
The EESC strongly supports the transitional arrangements for 2014 securing continuity of payments to beneficiaries in the event of failure to reach agreement on the final programme.
work in any other EU Member State, and the transitional arrangements should be removed.
State aid C 31/2002(ex N 149/2000)- Transitional arrangements for the electricity market- Belgium.
By temporarily restricting free movement of workers, the transitional arrangements derogate from a fundamental freedom of EC law.
The Commission considers that transitional arrangements to take account of specific national circumstances,
shall determine the necessary consequential and transitional arrangements.
At the same time, it is important to ensure that fair transitional arrangements are in place for former Objective 1 regions which have lost their eligibility for support due to the so-called statistical effect.
The first phase of the transitional arrangements started on 1 May 2004
However, by temporarily allowing restrictions on the free movement of workers, the transitional arrangements derogate from a fundamental freedom of EU law.
The free movement of workers will be further facilitated when the transitional arrangements foreseen for the new Member States come to an end.
To this common text are added a series of Protocols accommodating for specific needs of each country joining the ECAA, including the appropriate transitional arrangements.