Examples of using More detailed rules in English and their translations into Swedish
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not prevent Member States from requiring IORPs located in their territory to hold regulatory own funds or from laying down more detailed rules provided that they are prudentially justified.
Jurisdiction conflicts also occurred outside the ambit of Article 2a(2), in cases where the legislation of the receiving Member States contained stricter or more detailed rules than the legislation of the country where the broadcaster was established.
which sets out more detailed rules.
a limited number of general requirements which Member States will be required to implement through more detailed rules according to their national systems and their cultural contexts.
More detailed rules on workers' control shall be drawn up by the local Soviets of Workers' Deputies
the committee procedure under which more detailed rules on a number of points would be agreed.
The update reflects the extension of the scope of the agency's activities by regulation 216/2008 on EASA and introduces more detailed rules on the way those fees and charges are to be paid.
35% for extended programmes(article 3, 2nd indent), more detailed rules on the submission of programmes
mutual recognition,"new approach" or more detailed rules, regulation or self-regulation,
developing more detailed rules for catering and cleaning supplies
has shown that more detailed rules are necessary, and in particular the requirements concerning the information which Member States must submit to justify a claim for a Community financial contribution should be made more precise.
it sets out clearer and more detailed rules on how to react to outbreaks of pests
which contained a much more detailed rule explaining the relationship between the different sources of Community law in particular as regards the relationship with specific instruments promoting the proper functioning of the internal market.
At the same time, the Member States are given responsibility for devising more detailed rules.
The more detailed rules set out in the amended Commission proposal were not considered necessary by the Council.
The home Member State shall lay down more detailed rules fixing the conditions for the use of acceptable assets.
The common position states that these more detailed rules may be those laid down by the Third Life Assurance Directive 92/96/EEC.
Accordingly, this Directive should provide for more detailed rules in order to reduce such disparities
The proposal also includes more detailed rules for assessing, determining,