Examples of using Existing rules in English and their translations into Slovak
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A general conclusion of these consultations was that the rules on the place of supply of services needed to be reviewed, as the existing rules were seen as problematic.
and ensure that existing rules deliver important societal goals more effectively.
We propose today to upgrade the existing rules on the basis of practical experience during the past 10 years.
Q 2- Do you consider that the existing rules at national level are adequately addressing risks
The decision to close airspace was taken strictly in accordance with the existing rules and with all relevant institutions who were responsible for this.
Existing rules for cross-border advertising and promotion of tobacco products will also apply to e-cigarettes.
Installing guardrails in accordance with the existing rules would make operation of stairs comfortable and safe.
Provisions should be enacted to ensure that grapevine products labelled in accordance with the existing rules may continue to be marketed until stocks are exhausted.
Commission is willing to codify and possibly simplify the existing rules on information requirements.
Differences in existing rules in this sector may distort conditions of competition
the Commission simply checks whether the aid measure complies with the existing rules and practices.
Preparatory work for the opening of other Chapters will continue at an accelerated pace without prejudice to Member States' positions in accordance with the existing rules.
I know people are worried that existing rules are being abused, leading for example
That is, researchers should evaluate their research through existing rules- which I will take as given- and through more general ethical principles.
The free flow of non-personal data rules are in line with existing rules for the free movement
The problem for the forest-based sector is that existing rules and instruments are fragmented, which produces overlaps and potential incongruities.
These concerns should be taken into account particularly when assessing existing rules on the coordination of social security among Member States.
Bringing existing rules into line with new challenges in order to support the Lisbon objectives
this can be played by better legal regulation, including an investigation into the impact on minors of the new and existing rules.
It is proposed that the granting of permits under this regulation should not remove the need for compliance with any of the existing rules.