Übersetzung für "Regulatory model" in Deutsch

The regulatory safeguards embedded in the regulatory model have been instrumental in helping UCITS funds to weather this crisis.

Further details of the regulatory model under consideration are set out in a report64 on the issue.

There is, therefore, an urgent need for a new regulatory model that will reduce dependence on CRA ratings.

Moreover, ambitious disciplines have been established on industrial technical barriers to trade, notably for cars, electronics and pharmaceuticals based on the regulatory model of Europe and they respond to longstanding demands by European business in these sectors.

Our agreements and talks with third countries, including Mercosur and Latin America, particularly Argentina, are designed to promote the regulatory and technical model underlying the CE mark.

Notwithstanding the fact that those responsible for what happened must be properly identified, the consequences clearly established and the destination of the contaminated products properly traced, this incident also requires us to reflect more carefully on the complete failure of the existing regulatory model.

The fact that European companies are coveted by operators from other countries is a sign of the confidence they have in us and in our regulatory model.

The external challenge in terms of regulation lies in promoting the European regulatory model abroad, in particular in the emerging markets of China, Russia and South America.

At international level, Europe’s trade and investment potential is strengthened by pursuing the promotion of the European regulatory model in third countries.

In addition, there is a strong link between international cooperation on projects and our ability to promote in the world Europe’s regulatory model on audiovisual issues and the convergence between audiovisual and electronic communications.

Article 77 offers a simplified regulatory model for wholesale-only networks with significant market power, limited to fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory access rules and subject to dispute resolution as necessary.

The evolution of the regulatory model has been a timely response to the emergence of innovative services generated by convergence of telecommunications and information technologies, whereby similar services can be delivered over different types of networks.

On the one hand, according to the regulatory model there is to be competition in the provision of infrastructure, but on the other hand support is to be given to the cost-intensive broadband networks so sought after throughout Europe.

The EESC accepts the regulatory model for the electronic communications framework and the proposed modifications, which are based on the following aspects:

The EU regulatory model has shown itself capable of ensuring increasingly competitive markets while providing solid consumer protection and a guaranteed basic service.

In the framework of the European Neighbourhood Policy, the EU regulatory model is promoted and partners are encouraged to use the possibility to capitalise on the attractiveness of a shared regulatory environment.

The regulatory model under the 2002 framework essentially relies on implementation of a common set of EU rules by different national regulatory authorities (NRAs) to which responsibility for overseeing markets has been entrusted.

The regulatory model of the framework is based on the principle of decentralised regulation in Member States, giving national authorities responsibility for overseeing national markets according to common set of principles and procedures.

Moreover, the regulatory model for the framework is based on the principle of decentralised regulation in Member States, giving national authorities responsibility for overseeing markets according to a common set of principles and procedures.

The focus in recent negotiations, in particular the TTIP, on regulatory issues has been seen by some as a threat to the EU’s social and regulatory model.