Examples of using Existing rules in English and their translations into Slovenian
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This fully respects the Court ruling of October 2010 which stated that the existing rules did not respect data privacy rules for natural persons.
The purpose of the proposal is to update the existing rules dating from 2005(Framework Decision 2005/222/JHA).
The EDPS welcomes the intention of the Commission to modernise existing rules in an area whose goals are closely aligned to those of the recently modernised data protection framework.
This is striking because the existing rules have all this time been considered an intermediate step towards complete freedom.
stakeholders show that the existing rules, to a large extent, take account of the specificities of social services of general interest.
The decision to close airspace was taken strictly in accordance with the existing rules and with all relevant institutions who were responsible for this.
has been completed and has fully replaced the existing rules as of 29 April 2010.
The proposed Directive will simplify existing rules and fill important gaps which are being exploited by organised crime groups.
then bind the control to a field with existing rules, the existing rules are automatically applied to the control.
has been completed and has fully replaced the existing rules as of 29 April 2010.
The problem for the forest-based sector is that existing rules and instruments are fragmented,
to overall port security, including the division of all security-related authorities, existing rules and procedures;
To this end, the Commission plans to enhance and broaden existing rules in the field.
Q 2- Do you consider that the existing rules at national level are adequately addressing risks
In the area of intellectual property rights, the priority should be given to the effective enforcement of the existing rules.
Annex I- Part F provides an overview of the EU's existing rules on this issue.
Member States should have the freedom to supplement the rules of the directive and maintain existing rules at national level.
The proposed directive updates and simplifies the existing rules for the transport of dangerous goods by integrating the rules into a single harmonised directive.
Differences in existing rules in this sector may distort conditions of competition
In addition to the pursuit of the aforementioned objectives, the new rules of procedure seek at the same time to clarify existing rules and practices.