Traduction de «Législation subordonnée » (Français → Anglais) :

delegated legislation [ subordinate legislation | secondary legislation | secondary law ]

subordinate legislative instrument

delegated or subordinate legislation

dated subordinated debt

subordinated debt | sub debt | subordinate debt

legislative procedure [ legislative process | legislative technique | Legislation(STW) ]

Standing Committee on the approximation of the laws of the Member States concerning equipment and protective systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres | Standing Committee on the approximation of the laws of the Member States concerning equipment and protective systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres (EXAT)

subordinated debt | junior debt

Clause 2 refers to administrative duties that are imposed on the government as a whole, whereas clause 93 deals with law-making power, a regulation-making power, or in other words, the ability of the executive to create subordinate legislation.

23. Underlines that the principle of maximal harmonisation set by the Directive implies that national legislation cannot provide for stricter provisions than those provided under this Directive; stresses that the Court of Justice has interpreted that principle as requiring that bundled sales and other commercial promotions, which are treated by the Court as unfair commercial practices and which do not feature on the black list in Annex I, can only be prohibited on a case-by-case basis; stresses that for reasons of legal certainty, and to guarantee a high level of consumer protection, the Commission should specify, as part of its review ...[+++] of the guidance document, in what precise cases bundled sales and other commercial promotions should be deemed illegal; calls also on the Commission to reflect on the necessity of a new legislative proposal dedicated to commercial promotions;

23. Underlines that the principle of maximal harmonisation set by the Directive implies that national legislation cannot provide for stricter provisions than those provided under this Directive; stresses that the Court of Justice has interpreted that principle as requiring that bundled sales and other commercial promotions, which are treated by the Court as unfair commercial practices and which do not feature on the black list in Annex I, can only be prohibited on a case-by-case basis; stresses that for reasons of legal certainty, and to guarantee a high level of consumer protection, the Commission should specify, as part of its review ...[+++] of the guidance document, in what precise cases bundled sales and other commercial promotions should be deemed illegal; calls also on the Commission to reflect on the necessity of a new legislative proposal dedicated to commercial promotions;

Our legislation, our statutes, our laws, and all legislative measures at the federal and provincial levels are bound, as are the ordinances and the delegated legislations adopted by our three territories.