Traduction de «prescription expresse » (Français → Anglais) :

‘major non-conformity’ means an identifiable deviation that poses a serious threat to maritime security that requires immediate corrective action and includes the lack of effective and systematic implementation of a requirement laid down in Regulation (EC) No 725/2004 or Directive 2005/65/EC;

Based on the use of the terms "inter alia" before the reference to the requirement of an effective legal system capable of detection, prosecution and punishment of acts constituting persecution or serious harm, this requirement has not been introduced in the legislation of BE, CY, LV and SE.

43. Recognises that reciprocal agreements between collective management societies have been explicitly recognised as admissible by case-law, provided that they are not contrary to provisions laid down in competition law; also recognises that while the establishment of an efficient national one-stop shop is wholly desirable, where unequal rights exist between the constituent right-holders, the equitable operation of a one-stop shop facility is put in jeopardy; considers that, in such circumstances, the separate right-holding groups should be able to negotiate the licensing and administer the collection and distribution of the revenue ac ...[+++]cruing from the exploitation of their rights separately;

44. Recognises that reciprocal agreements between collective management societies have been explicitly recognised as admissible by case-law, provided that they are not contrary to provisions laid down in competition law; also recognises that while the establishment of an efficient national one-stop shop is wholly desirable, where unequal rights exist between the constituent right-holders, the equitable operation of a one-stop shop facility is put in jeopardy; considers that, in such circumstances, the separate right-holding groups should be able to negotiate the licensing and administer the collection and distribution of the revenue ac ...[+++]cruing from the exploitation of their rights separately;

(19 ) Appropriate account should be taken of situations where the damage in question or imminent threat thereof is the result of certain events beyond the operator's control or of emissions or activities explicitly authorised or where the potential for damage could not have been known when the event or emission took place, or where persons act in their capacity as insolvency practitioners and are not otherwise at fault or negligent, or where operators merely comply with the regulatory requirements imposed on their activity.

Whereas it is therefore not necessary to lay down the specific rules envisaged by the framework Directive 74/150/EEC ; whereas it is sufficient that the field of application of that Directive be extended, together with that of the specific Directives containing an express definition of their field of application in relation to tractors with more than two axles and to tractors having a maximum design speed of between 25 and 30 km/h,