Examples of using Authorisation procedures in English and their translations into Slovak
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Authorisation procedures for new rail vehicles can last up to 2 years
Furthermore, Member States are obliged to ensure that authorisation procedures for this type of generation take account of its small-scale nature
The regulation sets authorisation procedures to ensure that only scientifically substantiated health claims are made.
The authorisation procedures are not capable of ensuring that secret surveillance measures are ordered only when“necessary in a democratic society”.
as a consequence of delays in the authorisation procedures;
During the transitional period Hungary shall apply authorisation procedures for the acquisition of secondary residences based on objective,
speed up and improve authorisation procedures and to promote a regulatory framework attractive to investment.
Organisation and implementation of training activities on the evaluation and authorisation procedures for plant protection products under the“Better Training for Safer Food” initiative.
Should Hungary apply authorisation procedures for the acquisition of agricultural land during the transitional period, they shall be based on objective,
(17) The 4 February 2011 European Council25 called upon the Commission to streamline and improve authorisation procedures and to promote a regulatory framework attractive to investment.
In the last two years, there has been some progress in simplifying authorisation procedures for major energy infrastructure projects in Member States.
Member States shall also take appropriate steps to accelerate authorisation procedures for grid infrastructure
(17) The 4 February 2011 European Council called upon the Commission to streamline and improve authorisation procedures and to promote a regulatory framework attractive to investment.
More efficient and transparent authorisation procedures are essential to the successful integration of national energy networks into a single European network.
further slowing down already inappropriate authorisation procedures.
Member States shall ensure that specific authorisation procedures exist for small decentralised and/or distributed generation,
The large number of these projects indicates that streamlining authorisation procedures is essential for acceleration of implementation, in particular for cross-border projects of high European interest.
Member States shall ensure that authorisation procedures for small and/or distributed generation take into account their limited size
to new energy self-generation, shortening authorisation procedures and promoting community/cooperative energy schemes, and.
These 2,000 authorisation procedures were incorporated in 921 ECB legal acts(see Figure 1 in Section 1.2).