Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Proposal builds in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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It does not entail any additional burden for the structure of insurance undertakings since the proposal builds on the existing appointed representatives as provided for in the Fourth Motor Insurance Directive.
The proposal builds in flexibility by providing for a further €440 million to be allocated at a later stage as needs develop
the Commission ensured that the proposal builds on the concept of reasonable accommodation,
The proposal builds on the 2010 Commission Communication'Towards a stronger European disaster response:
This proposal builds on the traceability systems in current food
import of dangerous chemicals, the proposal builds on both Articles 133 and 175 ECT.
This proposal builds on the two existing pieces of legislation governing Civil Protection together with the 2010 Communication'Towards a stronger European disaster response:
To that effect, the proposal build sup on the existing instruments while widening
All the key measures in the proposal build on or strengthen the existing framework for the regulation of medicinal products.
The revision proposals build on the Commission's experience in applying the Merger Regulation over more than twelve years.
The revision proposals build on the Commission's experience in applying the merger regulationfor more than 12 years.
The proposals build on already existing systems which must also be improved
These proposals build on the far-reaching reform of the Funds which took place in 1988.
The proposal built on the voluntary Guidelines for Good Practice(GGPs) of the European Gas Regulatory Forum(Madrid Forum)
Today's proposal builds on ideas contained in the strategy.
The present proposal builds on the third option, described above.
The Commission's proposal builds on the existing language regime of the EPO.
The Commission's proposal builds on a 2006 intergovernmental project involving 17 Member States.
This proposal builds upon the Schengen acquis in that it concerns the crossing of external borders.
The amended proposal builds on the Parliament's work,