Examples of using Precise rules in English and their translations into Swedish
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The way to restore consumers' confidence in industry generally is to adopt clear and precise rules in the light of the precautionary principle.
that we need to lay down precise rules on vinification.
More precise rules on the use of means of restraint should be put in place by Frontex and its state parties.
More precise rules had to be made concerning permitted work for children under 15 years, as well as for rest periods.
Precise rules on prudential supervision, in line with EU standards,
As set out in Part 2- Chapter 2, fiscal authorities must establish the precise rules which will apply for the changeover process.
thereafter, it would no longer have any great significance when more precise rules were being discussed.
This sector is becoming increasingly important and requires precise rules ensuring that"organic" products really are just that.
It is still too early to express an opinion on the precise rules that should apply to this prosecutor,
Therefore, precise rules are needed to guarantee the legal effect,
Thirdly, however, there is sensitive data, on which we need precise rules, and which must either not be recorded,
on defining precise rules as regards assessing its projects,
the Court stressed the importance of providing‘clear and precise rules governing the extent of the interference with the fundamental rights enshrined in Articles 7
More precise rules on the rights and obligations of officials to report wrong-doing through internal channels
Precise rules should be laid down as regards the responsibilities for the development
It follows from the foregoing that Decision 2000/520 does not lay down clear and precise rules governing the extent of the interference with the fundamental rights enshrined in Articles 7
It provides more precise rules for health and safety in connection with the use of ladders
Since Regulation(EC) No 765/2008 sets very precise rules on market surveillance and penalties which would address the intention of the amendments referred above,
Similarly, it is important to lay down more precise rules on how Member States should report what is effectively recycled
It follows from the above that Directive 2006/24 does not lay down clear and precise rules governing the extent of the interference with the fundamental rights enshrined in Articles 7