Examples of using Binding measures in English and their translations into Romanian
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Introduce binding measures by end-2015 to tackle remaining weaknesses in the corporate governance of banks,
Italy should introduce binding measures by end-2015 to tackle remaining weaknesses in the corporate governance of banks,
Option 3 proposes a legal framework that lays down binding measures for Member States as regards preparedness planning,
(7) In the absence of any mechanism for the adoption of binding measures to govern the implementation of Directive 77/388/EEC,
that allows Member States to take binding measures against broadcasters from other Member States that circumvent the target country's national rules.
making use of legally binding measures and short deadlines for implementation.
Union road transport market, the failure to fully uphold labour legislation may be the result of the absence of binding measures on the number and frequency of checks.
the economic policy field, broader use of binding measures is necessary to make the new strategy a success;
the electrical appliances industry is declaring the need for binding measures to regulate the market.
powerful US energy lobby, President George Bush released his country the Kyoto Protocol in 2001 claiming that binding measures to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions of global warming would damage the US economy.
but require binding measures agreed at EU level.
establishing binding measures in the event of an infringement of the code of conduct in the annex to the agreement.
2020, when the binding measures enter into force("pre-2020 action").
fully integrate with other binding measures.
Adopting legally binding measures to regulate maximum allowed CO2 emissions per kWh after 2020 and/or introduce a timed phase-out(for instance by 2050)
222 final), the failure to fully uphold labour legislation may be the result of the absence of binding measures on the number and frequency of checks.
with the involvement of RSPG, accompanied by implementing powers for the Commission to adopt binding measures to resolve cross-border disputes taking the utmost account of the RSPG's advice.
conscious of the cross-border implications of the proposed regulation- that the proposal's objectives cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States alone and that binding measures agreed at EU level are required.
conscious of the cross-border implications of the proposed regulation- that the proposal's objectives cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States alone and that binding measures agreed at EU level are required.
A comparison of the consequences of the various policy options finds that(i) binding measures are more effective in meeting the policy objectives than non-binding measures,(ii) measures that target both executive and non-executive board members are more effective than measures only targeting one group and(iii) binding measures will generate more societal and economic benefits than non-binding measures. .