Sentence examples for implementation in the member states from inspiring English sources
This permissive derogation implies that the success or failure of the Directive's initiatives depend upon the "modalities of implementation" in the Member States.
The present paper provides a brief discussion of the EU legislation relevant to the control of urban pollution with special emphasis on the Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive (UWWTD) and its implementation in the Member States.
They are to guide policy implementation in the Member States and in the Union, reflecting the interdependence between the Member States.
Finally, I agree very strongly with all those Members who made the point, in particular with regard to Europol, that it is not enough to adopt a treaty or a declaration unless ratification and implementation in the Member States is as strong as the political will to adopt the provision in the first place.
In order to ensure the effective implementation of "112" services in the Member States, ▌the Commission, having consulted BERT, may adopt technical implementing measures.
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.
One of the requirements of the recently approved EU-BSS (European Basic Safety Standards Directive, EURATOM, 2013) is the design and implementation of national radon action plans in the member states (Annex XVIII).
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].
European Parliament resolution on the implementation of the Youth Employment Initiative in the Member States P8_ TA(2018)0018).
Those structural reforms should be consistent with and linked to the objectives set out in the European Semester and the implementation of the country-specific recommendations in the Member States.
This virus represents a major challenge in insect mass rearing and has hampered the implementation of the sterile insect technique programs in the Member States of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
