Sentence examples for implementation by the member states from inspiring English sources
In order to assist Member States of FAO in implementing these Declaration and Strategy, the FAO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific has assigned Mr. Damrong Silpachai, a well recognized Thai expert on aquaculture, to look into various issues as given in the Declaration and Strategy and recommend action required to support its implementation by the Member States.
With regard to this Directive, the legislator considers the transmission of such documents to be justified to achieve the objective of this Directive and to avoid potential omissions and inconsistencies regarding implementation by the Member States under their national legislation.
Indeed the opposite seemed true, that Directives required implementation by the Member State under all circumstances for their provisions to have direct effect within Member States legal systems.
They are to guide policy implementation in the Member States and in the Union, reflecting the interdependence between the Member States.
We can distinguish two strands in EU biodiversity policy: the implementation of international agreements signed by the Member States, such as the CBD (see Appendix S1 for details), and the environmental legislation contained in the acquis communitaire.
It is now working to ensure the appropriate implementation of the existing Directive by the Member States.
The provisions for the implementation of the appeals procedure shall be determined by the Member States.
4. The provisions governing implementation of the appeal procedure shall be determined by the Member States. 5.
He suggested that the committee of ministers, which supervises implementation on behalf of the member states, should hold public hearings – similar to those held by parliamentary select committees – at which intransigent states would be asked to explain their non-compliance.
Under the Treaty, it is the Commission's function to monitor the implementation of Community law in the Member States and to take appropriate action as and when a Member State fails to discharge its obligations under EC law.
The implementation of organised cervical screening programmes in the member states of the European Union was recommended by the European Council in 2003, in agreement with EuG [ 7].
