National Legislation. (a) Each government accepting or acceding to this Agreement shall ensure, not later than the date of entry into force of this Agreement for it, the conformity of its laws, regulations and administrative procedures, and the rules, procedures and practices applied by the entities contained in its lists annexed hereto, with the provisions of this Agreement.
National Legislation. 1. Each Member shall ensure, not later than the date of application of the provisions of this Agreement for it, the conformity of its laws, regulations and administrative procedures with the provisions of this Agreement.
National Legislation. The provisions of the Acts of the Union shall not derogate from the legislation of any member country in respect of anything which is not expressly provided for by those Acts.
National Legislation. The provisions of the Acts of the Union shall not derogate from the legislation of any member country in respect of anything which is not expressly provided for by those Acts. CHAPTER II - ACCEPTANCE AND DENUNCIATION OF THE ACTS OF THE UNION Article 25: Signature, Authentication, Ratification, and Other Forms of Approval of the Acts of the Union18
National Legislation. The Netherlands is signatory to many international conventions such as UNCLOS, the HNS-protocol and MARPOL. International regulations have been implemented in national law. With regard to maritime incidents the most important regulation is the BON Act, which stands for Response to Accidents North Sea. The powers given to authorities in this act are quite stringent and include the power to take over command of a vessel. As well as this Act, the Netherlands uses the Wrecks Act in cases where ships sink or lose cargo inside the 12 miles zone.
National Legislation. The Parties shall apply their legislation on unfair intemational trade practices in accordance with the procedures established in the normative instruments referred to in Article 7-03 and shall conduct investigations through their respective competent authorities.
National Legislation. In addition to this Contract, the Act on Verification and Notification of Origin of Electricity in force (1129/2003), the Governmental Decree on notification of origin of electricity in force (417/2013) as well as the potential, applicable directions and instructions given by the authorities shall be applied when issuing the GOs. For example the Guarantee of Origin is defined in the Sections 1 and 2 of the above mentioned Decree in more detailed than in the Paragraph 1 "Definitions" in the Contract. For avoidance of doubts it is stated that Hub Participant adheres the detailed definition of the Act.
National Legislation. 1. The activities of European Union fishing vessels operating in the waters of Cape Verde under this Protocol shall be governed by the legislation in force in Cape Verde, in particular the provisions of the Cape Verdean fisheries resources management plan, unless the Fisheries Partnership Agreement, this Protocol and its Annex and appendices provide otherwise.
National Legislation. 9.4.1 Each government accepting or acceding to this Agr eement shall ensure, not later than the date of entry into force of this Agreement for it, the conformity of its laws, regulations and administrative procedures with the provisions of this Agreement.
National Legislation. The provisions of the Acts of the Union shall not derogate from the legislation of any member country in respect of anything which is not expressly provided for by those Acts. Chapter II - Acceptance and denunciation of the Acts of the Union Article 25: Signature, Authentication, Ratification, and Other Forms of Approval of the Acts of the Union18 The Acts of the Union arising from the Congress shall be signed by the plenipotentiaries of the member countries. The Regulations shall be authenticated by the Chairman and the Secretary-General of the Postal Operations Council. The Constitution shall be ratified as soon as possible by the signatory countries. Approval of the Acts of the Union other than the Constitution shall be governed by the constitutional regulations of each signatory country. When a country does not ratify the Constitution or does not approve the other Acts which it has signed, the Constitution and other Acts shall be no less valid for the other countries that have ratified or approved them19.
