Examples of using Binding measures in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I therefore support any binding measures to improve safety standards,
The EESC recommends that binding measures are adopted by the European Commission in case the revision of Biofuel directive foreseen in
The Amsterdam Treaty provides the EU with an opportunity as well as an obligation to implement binding measures laying down high standards of quality
will mean that the Member States will be faced with the responsibility of implementing binding measures, as, indeed, is mentioned in the justification of this proposal.
at the same time, establishing binding measures in the event of an infringement of the code of conduct in the annex to the agreement.
the final version of the amendments introduces a number of binding measures, which strongly compensates for the loss of binding targets.
the European States of the Union are refusing to bring in binding measures indicate that its prime concern is to sweep the obstacles from the path of big business,
to adopt new binding measures for wildlife protection.
allow the speedy adoption of more detailed binding measures.
This can be demonstrated by information campaigns on best practice in the EU states and binding measures to reduce the causes of accidents,
pursuant to regulatory powers conferred by statute, binding measures governing whether or not it is possible for lawyers practising in the territory of the Member State concerned to enter into multidisciplinary partnership with members of the professional category of accountants.
to adopt a binding measure prohibiting lawyers practising in the territory of the Member State concerned from entering into multidisciplinary partnership with members of the professional category of accountants if that measure is necessary
The ECB would prefer no specific legally binding measures to be adopted.
It is often said that we need more binding measures.
If our recommendations are not implemented, the Commission will consider more binding measures.
However, the Commission's new strategy does not propose legally binding measures and deadlines.
Only legally binding measures will enable us to set an ambitious soil strategy in motion.
The main choice where subsidiarity is concerned is between binding and non binding measures.
There must also be legally binding measures obliging the Member States to comply with their quotas.
In this respect, our group would like to see effective and binding measures that go further than what is being proposed.