Examples of using The prior authorisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
mean that obtaining the prior authorisation of the individual rightholders can be very difficult.
Reproduction, imitation, use or the appending of these brands without having obtained the prior authorisation of Motul or the respective brand holders,
The prior authorisation referred to in point(4) shall not be required
I believe that the National Health Service in the UK must have the right to insist on the prior authorisation by patients wishing to benefit from medical treatment abroad.
requires the prior authorisation of RegTP.
This Directive should remain neutral as regards the prior authorisation and supervision regimes in the Member States in so far as they are compatible with Union law
if necessary with the prior authorisation of a judicial authority;
When the prior authorisation is sought and granted within the
It is important to note that this will mean that the scope of the prior authorisation system under the Directive will vary from Member State to Member State(indeed, it may not
The prior authorisation system is necessary: without it, many Member States could have difficulties controlling the costs of their own healthcare system
If a person insured under the Romanian health insurance scheme travels to another Member State of the European Union to receive medical treatment there without the prior authorisation of the Health Insurance Agency with which he is registered as an insured person,
The prior authorisation system shall apply without prejudice to Article 3(2)
differentiate the system of prior notification from the prior authorisation systems, either under this Directive
export of equipment that is subject to the prior authorisation requirement and to all the suppliers of associated services.
possible substitution effects between the prior authorisation systems used under the two instruments;
monitoring is in place to ensure that the directive is correctly implemented, and that the prior authorisation and reimbursement provisions do not become an unjustified obstacle to patients.
above EUR 40 000, shall require the prior authorisation from the competent authority of the Member State concerned.
export of certain technologies that are subject to the prior authorisation requirement and to all the suppliers of associated services.
of a Member State, and where the prior authorisation cannot be obtained in good time.
for cross-border healthcare and the application of the Regulations is more advantageous to the patient, the prior authorisation should be granted under the conditions of the Regulations, unless the patient, fully informed about his/her rights, requests otherwise.