Examples of using Temporary derogation in English and their translations into Swedish
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The use of the non-ionic surfactants benefiting from a temporary derogation mentioned in paragraphs 1 and 2 must not,
The temporary derogation expires on 30 December 2011
The temporary derogation may not exceed 10 years from the time gas is first supplied in the area.
I recognise very many elements from my 2005 report transforming the temporary derogation into a European regulation.
including the temporary derogation provided for in Article 1, paragraph 1a.
No 355/94 in order to extend the temporary derogation applicable to Germany and Austria.
Therefore, also amendment 229 deleting temporary derogation for safeners and synergists has been rejected.
Proposal for a Council Directive amending Council Directive 94/4/EC of 14 February 1994 and extending the temporary derogation applicable to Germany and Austria.
Proposal for a Council Regulation(EC) amending Council Regulation N° 355/94 of 14 February 1994 and extending the temporary derogation applicable to Germany and Austria.
COUNCIL DIRECTIVE 94/75/EC of 22 December 1994 amending Directive 94/4/EC and introducing temporary derogation measures applicable to Austria and to Germany.
COUNCIL DIRECTIVE 98/94/EC of 14 December 1998 amending Directive 94/4/EC and extending the temporary derogation applicable to Germany and Austria.
(NL) The WTO decision of 30 August 2003, which provided for a temporary derogation from the TRIPS Agreement, has now been transformed into a permanent derogation by a new decision of 6 December 2005.
grants a temporary derogation until 31 December 2001 from Commission Regulation(EC)
This entails a limited, temporary derogation from Article 18 of Regulation 516/2014,
This Regulation provides a temporary derogation until an agreement between the EC
provide for the possibility for the Member States to make a reasoned request for a partial exemption and/or a temporary derogation from those measures.
The EESC welcomes the proposed phasing-out of the German Alcohol Monopoly, with a temporary derogation clause and differentiated rates of reduction of the allowed volume of agricultural ethyl alcohol production.
Member States shall take all necessary steps including temporary derogation from this Directive to ensure that hazardous waste is dealt with
have in effect formed a temporary derogation from the principle of equal access.
As no viable solution facilitating PSAs to centrally clear has been developed so far, that temporary derogation should be extended to apply for a further two years in respect of the very large majority of PSAs.