Examples of using Transitional rules in English and their translations into Portuguese
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not they need to make use of transitional rules.
Yet the opposite is the case; the transitional rules do not keep migrant workers out.
There is now a risk that we shall have to live with these transitional rules, which discriminate against the new Member States,
However, the transitional rules must only be abolished once we have made sure that people travelling here from Eastern Europe are not being exploited.
The Council adopted its position at first reading on a draft regulation introducing transitional rules on bilateral investment treaties 14224/12+ 11917/12.
that it was with great disappointment that I learned of several countries' decision to extend their transitional rules.
The transitional rules in Denmark serve as protection against exploitation
the new Member States in the shape of various types of transitional rules.
however, entitled to introduce transitional rules in this area for a limited period, and that entitlement must be respected.
There are also several transitional rules for the benefit of both sides,
We are concerned that country after country is introducing transitional rules for the new Member States.
Where for certain regions, transitional rules will apply, or where a change
the Council directed an invitation to those Member States that were still applying transitional rules restricting free movement.
flexibility with which it has put these transitional rules before us.
We are proud that Sweden is one of the three countries not to have introduced any transitional rules.
Many Member States have chosen to introduce transitional rules in order to gain time to prepare a smooth transition to full freedom of movement.
These transitional rules are of a rather technical nature
As Mr Sánchez has already said, the transitional rules are a difficult phase in the process,
Information on the transitional rules governing the free movement of workers from, to and between the new member states.
A major change such as that introduced by a common corporate tax base might also require transitional rules.