Examples of using Correlation tables in English and their translations into Romanian
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ranging from a mere reference to the national legal texts transposing the directive to detailed correlation tables.
Since 2003 the Commission has included binding provisions on correlation tables in its proposals for directives.
the encouragement for the Member States to draw up correlation tables.
approaching deadlines for implementation and performance of Member States in implementation and communicating correlation tables.
As regards the provision by Member States of correlation tables, the Commission has made a declaration to CORPEPER on 12.12.2007 as follows.
Ultimately, it must also be possible to monitor the Member States and for that, we urgently need correlation tables.
the amendments to the directive concerning the correlation tables proposed by the Commission.
nanomaterials and correlation tables.
commitment from Council and Member States that correlation tables will be provided comprehensively.
On correlation tables, my group supports making this obligatory for Member States,
The correlation tables are a start
in this particular area, I would like to ask you to insist a little bit more on correlation tables where directives are concerned.
Now we expect the Council to be equally efficient in accepting our position and including the correlation tables, in order to give a prompt response to European livestock farmers.
the Commission received 9 explanatory documents(8 in the form of‘correlation tables') on the first directive and only 1 explanatory document(in the form of a‘correlation table') on the second.
in particular regarding delegated acts and correlation tables.
In my report, we agree with the introduction of an obligation to include correlation tables which contain information regarding the transposition of the directive into national legislation
by requiring member states to draw up correlation tables, the Commission exceeds the implementing powers provided for in the basic act(directive 2000/53/EC).
by requiring member states to draw up correlation tables, the Commission exceeds the implementing powers provided for in the basic act,
the Commission received 16 explanatory documents for the first directive(9 in the form of‘correlation tables') and 16 for the second(10 in the form of‘correlation tables').
The Commission will continue to systematically include in proposals the obligation to present"correlation tables" and seeks the commitment from Council and Member States to