Examples of using European procedure in English and their translations into Swedish
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to reduce costs by establishing a European procedure for small claims.
Government is the first common European procedure for ensuring the highest safety standards in all 143 nuclear power plants.
the creation of a uniform European procedure are partly identical or overlapping.
an independent and additional European procedure, preferably in the form of a regulation, to exist in parallel to the national provisions, which would remain in force.
First, the European procedure would enable the creditor to obtain a preservation order normally without a prior hearing of the debtor(ex parte),
The proposal envisages that the European procedure is available in two different types of cases:
the Regulation proposed here would only oblige Member States to make the European procedure available as an additional tool.
urged the Commission to submit a legislative proposal for the establishment of a standard European procedure.
issue of national measures, the shorter time limits should apply also to the European procedure.
By way of this new European procedure a creditor would be able to obtain a protective order which would block funds held by the debtor in a bank account in a member state
While Member States remain free to levy court fees for the European procedure, these must not be higher than those for obtaining an equivalent measure under national law,
However, others acknowledge that while a new European procedure might not be needed to improve procedures in their own Member State,
the European Parliament should play a more important part in the European procedure.
Direct access to certain European procedures.
In the long term, fully electronic European procedures could be created.
There are also other European procedures in place between the EU Member States to facilitate the cross-border recognition
and these complicated European procedures are a major point of contention.
The EESC calls for CCCTB debate to follow European procedures once it is agreed.
This, of course, demands standardised European procedures, without which we will not solve the problem,
A further benefit is that national money spent through the ENIAC JTI will be allocated through common European procedures and work plans, achieving a similar