Traduction de «Droit indicatif » (Français → Anglais) :

soft law

target price [ market target price | production target price ]

call sign | call signal

area code | numbering plan area | NPA | numbering area | dialling code | routing code | home area code | trunk dialling code | national destination code | subscriber trunk dialling code | STD code

answerback code | answer-back code

central office code | NNX number | NNX code | central office number | central office prefix | exchange | exchange code | local code

country code [ CC | telephone country code | telephony country code ]

Illustrative Nuclear Programme for the Community | PINC [Abbr.]

EU law - national law [ Community law - national law | European Union law - national law | national law - Community law | national law - European Union law ]

legal science [ law | law branch(GEMET) | law(UNBIS) ]

Overall, the 2014-2020 Multiannual Indicative Programme for the Kyrgyz Republic has an indicative budget of €184 million, focussing in particular on the Rule of Law, Education and Integrated Rural Development.

The most recent study produced by the European Institute of Public Administration (EIPA), ‘The Institutional Impacts of EU Legislation on Local and Regional Governments, A Case Study of the 1999/31/EC Landfill Waste and 2004/18/EC Public Procurement Directives’, criticises the extensive use of soft law: ‘using soft law to regulate very important aspects of the Directive is another important shortcoming: it is not possible to foresee the institutional impact of soft law’.

2. Further deplores the fact that the existing regulations – in combination with incomplete implementation measures at national and regional level, the plethora of soft law proposals put forward by the Commission, and the interpretation of the relevant legal provisions by European and national courts – have given rise to a complicated and confusing set of rules which is creating, in particular for public bodies, private undertakings and providers of services of general interest, serious legal problems that can no longer be overcome without incurring substantial administrative costs or seeking external legal advice; urges the Commission to remedy this situation and, as part of the ‘Better Lawmaking’ ...[+++]initiative, to examine the impact of soft law proposals, to restrict such proposals to key aspects and to assess them in the light of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality, taking into account the five principles set out in the 2001 White Paper on European Governance (openness, participation, accountability, effectiveness and coherence);

2. Further deplores the fact that the existing regulations – in combination with incomplete implementation measures at national and regional level, the plethora of soft law proposals put forward by the Commission, and the interpretation of the relevant legal provisions by European and national courts – have given rise to a complicated and confusing set of rules which is creating, in particular for public bodies, private undertakings and providers of services of general interest, serious legal problems that can no longer be overcome without incurring substantial administrative costs or seeking external legal advice; urges the Commission to remedy this situation and, as part of the ‘Better Lawmaking’ ...[+++]initiative, to examine the impact of soft law proposals, to restrict such proposals to key aspects and to assess them in the light of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality, taking into account the five principles set out in the 2001 White Paper on European Governance (openness, participation, accountability, effectiveness and coherence);