Examples of using Procurement rules in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Replies of the European 81 Central Bank 50 The ECB is of the view that the procurement procedure was conducted in compliance with the ECB procurement rules.
key procurement rules, objective and other key issues relating to the project.
e.g. procurement rules.
become fully compliant with EU procurement rules.
stronger legal basis for applying procurement rules.
to serious failures to respect procurement rules.
systematically monitoring the implementation and functioning of the procurement rules.
The procurement rules clearly link the choice of the procedure to the value of the contract(and in some cases its subject matter) in application of the principle of proportionality.
low-value contracts the procurement rules limit the competition to one and three candidates, respectively.
The other Member states that were audited applied relevant systems, consisting of specific procurement rules, checks against standard costs
The procurement rules of the European Central Bank are set out in a decision6(hereinafter referred to as the‘ECB rules on procurement'),
A progressive opening of the market with improved security of supply between Member States and suitable procurement rules applicable throughout the EU will increase transparency
Example: Insufficient Member State checks of procurement rules In Latvia, the paying agency was the beneficiary of €2 million in EAFRD aid, to finance its outsourced IT system,
The procurement rules applicable in[Article 165]
on projects infringing EU and national public procurement rules.
Do you think that the EU procurement rules should allow the award of contracts without procurement procedure on the basis of exclusive rights only on the condition that the exclusive right in question has itself been awarded in a transparent, competitive procedure?
While national(below EU thresholds) procurement rules may be less prescriptive,
when revising their own procurement rules in 2015, the EU institutions did not facilitate such access by simplifying rules
Specific procurement rules for the defence and security sectors are necessary
including procurement rules, the rule of origin,