Examples of using Binding legislation in English and their translations into Swedish
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make use of its right of initiative and propose appropriate binding legislation if the agreement fails to deliver the expected results.
The Commission made it clear in its recommendation that it will consider presenting binding legislation should the terms of its recommendation not be fully complied with.
The European Union's intention to adopt the necessary Europe-wide and cross-border binding legislation must not be delayed by national interests.
Binding legislation would impose a comparable,
Binding legislation, rigorously enforced,
I would also like to call on the Commission to submit binding legislation harmonising the conditions for an effective micro-credit market.
Binding legislation: this could be achieved in different ways
That is why the Group of the European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party supports the request by the rapporteur for binding legislation towards the end of next year on blood products,
If there was binding legislation that major European companies had to adhere to, then you would not have the situation we have at present.
Member States' binding legislation, properly enforced
While appreciating the importance of the internal audit function the Committee does not support binding legislation on this subject.
The Commission can accept in principle amendment 36 subject to the deletion of the inappropriate part“including binding legislation at European level”.
The Commission's recommendations are not intended to replace current national legislation or harmonise binding legislation at EU level.
The transposition of SRVII into binding legislation in the EU could be done in several ways.
This means that agreements reached in the context of social dialogue should be converted into binding legislation if the social partners so wish.
it is because he is afraid to pay a political price for the adoption of binding legislation.
Now with regard to the labile components, there is no legal basis for the Community to introduce binding legislation and Article 129 only provides for recommendations
I do not believe that we need more binding legislation: that is a role for the Member States
right of initiative and propose appropriate binding legislation.
I disagree with the fact that we should have binding legislation and that is why we have called for the split vote.