Examples of using Appropriate rules in English and their translations into Swedish
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Whereas in view of the growing importance of sponsorship in the financing of programmes, appropriate rules should be laid down;
As an EU institution established by the Treaty, the ECA's operations must be governed by the appropriate rules and procedures.
Special focus must be put on e-Commerce involving children, with appropriate rules and Codes of Conduct.
The appropriate rules are laid down in Council Regulation 322/97 of 17 February 1997 on Community statistics6.
The database would help to develop appropriate rules, especially for vessels of less than 15 metres in length which are not yet covered by the regulations.
Allowing the feeding of endangered species of necrophagous animals with whole bodies of dead animals following appropriate rules to be adopted by the Commission;
Member wants to take initiatives they will do so in accordance with the appropriate rules.
In case the transactions concern a number of Member States(e.g. contracts for location price differences), appropriate rules and coordination mechanisms would have to be put in place.
It is important to establish appropriate rules, guidance and standardisation in accordance with market requirements
It considered also that mobility of workers in Eu rope should be increased through the establish ment of appropriate rules for employment and for social benefits, including the transferability of pensions and social insurance cover.
Here the Committee would note that the Commission could perhaps have learned valuable lessons- and translated them into appropriate rules- if it had consulted OLAF during the drafting of the new Financial Regulation.
Appropriate rules should be provided for in cases where an applicant may for serious reasons be considered a danger to national security
we should all be aiming for a European Union which manages its budget effectively based on unequivocal and appropriate rules.
The United States of America has provided guarantees regarding compliance with the appropriate rules set out in Directive 89/556/EEC
in application of the subsidiarity principle it allows Member States to maintain and set appropriate rules provided these are, in particular,
fully considered and that fully appropriate rules are ultimately implemented.
On 7 March 2000,the Director of Europol addressed a letter to the Ombudsman reaffirming the commitment to ensure that appropriate rules for Europol on public access todocuments are adopted.
the right to access is necessary, but appropriate rules are needed to establish who can enjoy the right, the relevant conditions and consumer guarantees.
the relevant external aid provisions of the Financial Regulation, as well as the appropriate rules reflecting the programming and payments system of the Structural Funds.
diligently at all levels of administration."[…]"We should all be aiming for a European Union which manages its budget effectively on a basis of clear and appropriate rules.