Translation of "Regulierungsansatz" in English

The proposed regulatory approach foresees three different levels:

This regulatory approach should not apply to value-added SMS services.

This regulatory approach should not apply to value added services.

Today's complementary measure significantly deviates from APEK's previous approach of August 2009.

A regulatory approach does none of that.

Therefore, a comprehensive regulatory approach must drive rapid fleet replacement above all.

Given the long-range scope of aviation, a favourable global regulatory outlook for this service is important to its success.

This soft law approach should lead to practical solutions designed for the benefit of investors.

Consistency of regulatory approaches across the EU is needed in order to create a regulatory environment conducive to investment and innovation.

A consistent regulatory approach to the wholesale access for the provision of roaming services would avoid distortions between Member States.

The Lamfalussy process is a four-level, comitology-based regulatory approach for adoption,

He also said that the FSA was currently revising its approach to supervision.

She then obtained a doctorate from Freie Universität Berlin with a thesis on the Regulatory Approach of the European Chemicals Legislation .

As in the past, there is no harmonised regulatory framework with respect to unfair trading practices at EU level.

In this resolution, the EP states that global challenges have been heightened by the financial crisis and its social consequences, and have raised global debates regarding the need for a new regulatory approach and issues of governance in the global economy, including in international trade.

That is why the Commission, in its proposal, not only maintained but reinforced the competition-based approach to regulation as competitive markets drive new investment.

Under these themes, we will have opportunities to discuss a wide range of issues including e-health, the interoperability of electronic health records, secure trade, mutual recognition of authorised trade standards and the overall approach to regulation, the Innovation Action Partnership and exchange of information on consumer product safety.

Firstly, the interconnectivity of markets shows how important it is to have a globally converged approach to regulation, with sound prudential rules and proper investor protection standards.

Our approach to regulation in the past was based on the assumption that financial markets could to a large extent be left to themselves, and that financial institutions and their boards were best placed to control risk and defend their firms.

The current European Commission has made clear its commitment to reducing bureaucratic red tape by adopting an approach to regulation that keeps the number of laws we propose to an absolute minimum.

More broadly, Western governments, with their light-touch approach to regulation, allowed markets to career out of control in the early years of this century.

The EESC notes that not all Member States have independent safety authorities with regulatory responsibilities and that there is no common approach to nuclear safety regulation among the Member States.

The previous, more mechanistic approach to regulation was replaced by an economic approach where regulation is based on competition law principles.

The regulatory approach of the Cosmetics Directive is “in-between” highly regulated sectors with pre-market approval and sectoral new-approach regulation which sets out essential requirements for products.

The regulatory approach is recommended for only 3 issues (water efficiency in appliances/water related products, water re-use and knowledge dissemination) as the current policy context, in particular with respect to the implementation of the WFD and the MFF, leads to postponing most of the regulatory and conditionality policy options to a later stage.