Examples of using Binding rules in English and their translations into Romanian
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This reasoning is speculative, since there are no binding rules, and these have to be developed by Parliament.
They also have to adopt the acquis which covers a large number of binding rules, many of which are directly applicable.
If this does not produce the desired effect, binding rules would have to be considered.
the necessity of binding rules in this area.
Furthermore, lessons learnt from voluntary bottom-up actions could pave the way for establishing binding rules for public circular procurement.
the definition of a quality objective to uniform binding rules on the means of producing compost.
as far as possible, to agree binding rules for the sector on a global basis.
Binding rules could be envisaged to promote water savings in public and private buildings.
However, common binding rules are needed in order to provide uniform levels of aviation safety to the European citizens,
Under pressure from the financial markets and new binding rules, the Member States will now be obliged to step up their efforts to cut their debt.
Malta has a dual system with binding rules laid down by national regulation
do not in any other sense contain binding rules, and which are published in electronic form in State Gazettes and/or Official Journals.
has not been a fully adequate substitute for binding rules.
Further binding rules on ship dismantling are proposed for the draft Convention under discussion by the IMO
public sector bodies concerned, as defined by law or by other binding rules in the Member State in question;'.
it is still necessary to adopt binding rules to ensure that Member States effectively tackle these mismatches.
The Committee thus stresses the vital need for a"code" of digital user rights(in the sense of a set of binding rules), which should be negotiated with civil society representatives.
be bound by guidance, it is necessary to adopt binding rules to ensure that they effectively tackle these mismatches.
This means that it might be best to focus efforts on ensuring that as many new buildings as possible, especially public buildings- for which binding rules should be phased in- meet the passive house standard.
If binding rules regarding their governance and transparency have now been established