Examples of using Optional instrument in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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An optional instrument would, first of all,
business-to-consumer contractual relations, adopting an optional instrument together with a'toolbox' could ensure enhanced protection of consumers in Europe.
Since an optional instrument would not abolish national laws, it may be
The Directive remains an optional instrument for economic operators in so far as it does not oblige them to claim interest for late payment or to claim compensation for recovery costs.
An Optional Instrument would, furthermore, offer advantages when compared with unification
focusing on the practical issues that are important for the operation of an optional instrument.
The creation of an Optional Instrument in contract law
Finally, the question is put forward of whether an optional instrument would achieve efficient results in an area like insurance law which is characterised by an imbalance between the parties.
Mrs Wallis has failed to provide compelling evidence of the need for an optional instrument.
on the basis of an optional instrument.
The action plan for a more coherent European Contract Law has highlighted the possibility to introduce an optional instrument instead of a harmonisation or unification of national contract laws.
The text voted on today aims to create an optional instrument for European contract law by means of a regulation.
Moreover, the CFR would be likely to serve as the basis for the development of a possible optional instrument.
is in fact not drafted as an optional instrument.
The second objective of the common frame of reference is to form the basis for further reflection on an optional instrument in the area of European contract law.
However, they would have no reason to oppose an Optional Instrument which would leave national law untouched.
In any case the compatibility of each new optional instrument with the subsidiary principle should be seriously assessed.
This optional instrument would stand alongside Member States' contract laws as an alternative option which the contractual parties would be free to choose.
The content of the common frame of reference should then normally serve as a basis for the development of the new optional instrument.
Whether the goal of a European Insurance Contract Act will be achieved through harmonisation of national laws or the establishment of an optional instrument is not a primary concern.