Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Its provisions in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Convention shall enter into force upon the exchange of the instruments of ratification and its provisions shall have effect.
As before, we shall analyse its provisions from the standpoint of the four rights that make up budgetary power.
The proposed Regulation clarifies also the relationship between its provisions and other more specific EU harmonisation legislation.
The conclusion is clear: that the Directive must be reviewed to amend its provisions to restore our original intention.
During the previous years' application of this regulation, its provisions have proven to be exceptionally complicated, long-winded and unwieldy.
But perhaps those who point to the essentially incalculable consequences of its provisions being used by the European Court of Justice are right.
The regulation, as was mentioned, has been applied for more than 30 years and its provisions are amended quite frequently with respect to national legislation.
Its provisions provide for minimal harmonisation:
Now if our draft directive were to become Community law, its provisions would automatically be recognized within good laboratory practice.
This Article introduces to the Directive an amendment procedure for adapting its provisions to any pertinent future changes in Community law.
The rules of the Common European Sales Law should be interpreted on the basis of the underlying principles and objectives and all its provisions.
The Enterprise Act received royal assent in 2002, but its provisions will come into operation during 2003.
I believe that it is necessary to review this directive again and strengthen its provisions.
Reference to the Pact and compliance with its provisions is thus crucial to European employment strategy.
binding legal regime, in that it prohibits the authorisation of any aid incompatible with its provisions.
so traverse its regions and eat its provisions.
The United Nations Convention on the rights of persons with disabilities, notably its provisions on access to technologies and information.
Member States will have 18 months after the date of publication of the Directive to transpose its provisions into national law.
Member States would have 18 months after the date of publication of the Directive to transpose its provisions into national law.
As the Council Convention of 26 May 1997 was not ratified, its provisions are not applicable.