Examples of using Voluntary commitments in English and their translations into Polish
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whereas corporate social responsibility concerns voluntary commitments by undertakings.
My only concern is that your voluntary commitments should not adversely affect your work, Nurse Franklin.
discourage companies from making additional voluntary commitments.
facilitate the emergence of complementary governance arrangements, e.g. voluntary commitments and sharing best practice.
The strategy was based on three pillars: voluntary commitments from the car industry to cut emissions,
noise emission ceilings and voluntary commitments was identified as the most appropriate solution.
The discussion showed that although some Member States thought that the use of the income from auctions was a matter for national competence, voluntary commitments could be given consideration.
The"Poseidon Challenge Award" is an encouragement to all segments in the responsibility chain of the maritime industry to make voluntary commitments to continuous improvement within their segment.
The Commission's review of the strategy has concluded that the voluntary commitments have not succeeded
The possibility to make voluntary commitments binding on a company was introduced by Article 9 of the new Antitrust Regulation(1/2003) which entered into force in May.
This choice has been necessitated after voluntary commitments taken by the industry, although beneficial in terms of the results achieved on passenger car emissions performance, have been deemed inappropriate for the purpose of achieving the objectives set.
Voluntary commitments by railway undertakings on passing the noise bonuses received from infrastructure managers to the wagon owners(where they do not use own wagons)
This choice seems necessary as voluntary commitments entered into by the industry, although beneficial in terms of the results achieved on passenger car emissions performance, have proved insufficient to achieve the targets set.
Furthermore, voluntary commitments by the sector to set up
The"voluntary commitments and self-regulation" option:
amendment 60 accepted by the Commission) aims to introduce eligibility criteria for voluntary commitments by industry to be taken as an acceptable alternative to regulatory implementing measures.
was considered appropriate and for those aspects an alternative form of governance based on soft law and voluntary commitments is developed in the draft proposal.
The current EU strategy for reducing CO2 emissions from cars is based on voluntary commitments by the car industry,
The current EU strategy for reducing CO2 emissions from cars is based on voluntary commitments by the car industry,
The strategy was based on three pillars: voluntary commitments from the car industry to cut emissions from passenger cars,