Translation of "Regulatory institutions" in German

And its peer review mechanism is prodding individual countries to strengthen their regulatory institutions.

The authority of all the Member States' regulatory institutions should be coordinated.

The responsible political and regulatory institutions of the euro area are urged to make proposals in this regard.

The relevant political and regulatory institutions of the euro area should be required to submit relevant concepts on this topic.

There is scope for improved cooperation between the executive and independent regulatory institutions.

For this reason, we naturally cooperate with regulatory institutions and maintain an open exchange of information with all our partners.

Thailand's professional population as well as its regulatory institutions are currently structured around the Thai language.

You develop strategies for regulatory institutions and businesses and support our clients in the implementation of these strategies.

As a lawyer, I think that Parliament exceeded the authority given to it by the treaty by adding, at the last moment, a proposal for alterations which required public regulatory institutions to promote the interests of European Union citizens, prescribing that no restrictions may be imposed on the basic rights and freedoms of the end-user without a prior ruling by the Court.

Secondly, we should consider how to develop the European financial supervisory authorities thus necessitated and bring them under our control, and to significantly reduce our dependence - be it official or unofficial - on the regulatory institutions of the United States, since we know these to have been a spectacular failure.

On the other hand in the long term the only way the situation can be helped is firstly by developing a European policy into the worldwide regulatory institutions for maritime traffic, which aims at binding, socially and environmentally supportable, clear rules and secondly puts into effect our own European guidelines for the ecological safety and social supportability of sea traffic in this, the largest economic area in the world.

So, while these platforms stem from a business initiative, they also include researchers, politicians, NGOs, financial institutions, regulatory authorities and the others on board.

Even here, multiple agencies can lead to beneficial innovations that can reduce the regulatory burden on institutions while maintaining effective levels of safety.

Instead of trying to build non-partisan and competent regulatory institutions, all positions were stacked with political followers.

For instance, in the central and eastern European Member States, the investment climate was improved by legal and regulatory institutions to oversee business management, secure property and contract rights, simplified regulatory and licensing procedures, as well as an adequate banking system.

This shall be aimed at key regulatory institutions and made on the basis of a clear strategy for public administrative reform and alignment with the acquis;

Market opening has therefore been frustrated by a lack of commitment at the political level which, in conjunction with poorly designed regulatory institutions, led to delays in important liberalising measures.

More structural dialogue between the EU and Russia (especially ministries, parliaments and regulatory institutions) with balanced and bilaterally shared responsibilities and perhaps a system of action plans is needed with concrete actions and responsibilities planned and periodically evaluated by both sides.

A variety of regulatory institutions and procedures are acceptable provided they refrain from arbitrary actions, especially the promotion of national interests.

This could develop into a European Centre for Energy Networks, with powers to collect, analyse and publish relevant information, as well as to implement schemes approved by the relevant regulatory institutions.

Finally, the Observatory replies on a regular basis to requests for information arising very often from small and medium sized business, but also from professional associations, research institutions, regulatory authorities, members of the Executive Council and the Advisory Committee of the Observatory, and parliamentarians (both national and European).