Examples of using Licensing procedures in English and their translations into Slovak
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often lengthy licensing procedures.
In the case that licensing procedures are provided for in national law
In particular, we have strengthened two licensing procedures- first the global authorisation
Hungary without any additional licensing procedures.
such as difficult access to space and burdensome licensing procedures, which make it unnecessarily difficult for the sector to improve the image
The proposal for a directive to facilitate transfers of military products within the EU by simplifying the relevant licensing procedures in the Member States forms part of the general objective to militarise the EU
the need for significantly simplified licensing procedures;
simplified regulatory and licensing procedures, as well as an adequate banking system.
strict licensing procedures and punitive taxes;
Besides, licensing procedures are ongoing in the UK to allow dismantling activities in two existing shipyards which would have considerably more capacity(600,000 ldt/year in the case of Able UK).
Points out that the main obstacles are policy uncertainties, licensing procedures, lack of both transparency
Non-automatic licensing procedures shall correspond in scope
These should include“licensing procedures and specific regulatory provisions” in sectors of mutual interest such as telecommunications,
The Greek government has undertaken to implement a number of recent laws to fast track certain licensing procedures for certain professions
from the rules concerning licensing procedures or the list of products subject to import licensing shall also be published in the same manner
Public authorities have a role to play, by establishing predictable and effective licensing procedures, improving public acceptance by addressing concerns related to nuclear safety,
administrative constraints in particular concerning licensing procedures are amongst the challenges to growth.
The Services Directive regulates licensing procedures, indicating prohibited requirements,
To support this, there is a need to further facilitate licensing procedures, also with a view to encouraging backward linkages between domestic
will benefit from accelerated licensing procedures and improved regulatory conditions