Examples of using Satisfactory solution in English and their translations into Romanian
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There is a general understanding that those principles remain valid and provide a satisfactory solution.
where there is no other satisfactory solution, for the following reasons.
Law courts do not yet offer a satisfactory solution for the settlement of disputes arising from online commercial transactions,
the Russian Federation fail to arrive at a satisfactory solution and if the Commission notes that there is clear evidence of circumvention,
Permanently tinted windows are not a satisfactory solution as they can create problems when navigating at night as navigation marks
If consultations do not reach a satisfactory solution within 60 days,
If there is no satisfactory solution, either Member State may refer the matter to the Commission,
If these consultations do not reach a satisfactory solution within 60 days,
However, attempting to achieve the fundamental aim of making Europe smoke-free by introducing a large number of regulations to protect workers is not a satisfactory solution to the problem.
it is currently negotiating with the Swiss authorities in order to find a satisfactory solution to this issue.
In absence of a satisfactory solution within 60 days,
arriving at a mutually satisfactory solution.
As long as there is no satisfactory solution to the problem of the final disposal of radioactive waste,
Transferring the exchange rate risk to subcontractors cannot be considered an altogether satisfactory solution because it does not alter the fact that the euro-dollar parity leaves us at a competitive disadvantage,
(b) pending a mutually satisfactory solution, the Commission shall, as a general rule, request the supplier country concerned to limit exports of the products in the category concerned to the Community, for a provisional period of three months from the date on which the request for consultations is made.
Notes that the suspension of the Safe Harbour Decision has been presented by the Commission as an‘option' to be considered if there is no satisfactory solution to the problems identified;
if such consultations have not led to a mutually satisfactory solution.
where there is no other satisfactory solution, for the following purposes.
However, Member States may derogate from the strict protection requirement if there is no other satisfactory solution, and if the derogation is used judiciously,
the UNHCR in the hope that a satisfactory solution will be found to ensure that the UNHCR is able to discharge its mandate fully