- To avoid any legal uncertainty we proposed that the field of nuclear safety, which is already regulated by means of international agreements, should be excluded from the directive.
- För att undvika rättslig osäkerhet föreslog vi att kärnsäkerhetssektorn, som redan nu regleras genom internationella konventioner, skall lämnas utanför direktivet.
- Furthermore, it is the only one of the 25 most important EU agricultural products not to be regulated by the Union itself.
- Därför är en europeisk intervention nödvändig för att reglera denna marknad, och vi får inte glömma att potatisen är den tionde europeiska jordbruksprodukten, räknat i produktionsvolym, och det är den enda av de 25 första jordbruksprodukterna i Europeiska unionen som inte regleras genom unionen.
- There are studies which say this market can be regulated by establishing a system of quotas and areas, since it has been demonstrated that there is a correlation between the area under cultivation, the prices and the product.
- Det finns studier som visar att denna marknad kan regleras genom att fastställa ett system av kvoter och areal, eftersom ett samband mellan produktionsarealen, priserna och produkten är påvisat.
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