In order to ensure Sample Clauses

The "In order to ensure" clause establishes specific actions or requirements that must be met to achieve a particular objective or standard within an agreement. Typically, this clause introduces obligations such as maintaining certain quality levels, providing timely information, or adhering to compliance measures. For example, it might require a party to implement security protocols to protect confidential data. Its core practical function is to clearly define the steps necessary to fulfill a contractual goal, thereby reducing ambiguity and helping prevent disputes over whether obligations have been met.
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In order to ensure the monitoring and accountability of the EFSD and of the EIP, the European Parliament or the Council may organise hearings as part of a dialogue with the Commission, the High Representative, the EIB and other eligible financial institutions as well as private sector and civil society organisations.
In order to ensure the operation of the framework established in accordance with paragraph 1, the Commission may conduct stress tests, simulations and in-action and after-action reviews with Member States, and propose the relevant Union-level bodies and the Member States to update the framework as necessary 3a. In order to promote and facilitate the free movement of goods and services during an internal market emergency mode, the Commission shall assist Member States and coordinate their efforts in laying down single digital forms for the purpose of declaration, registration or authorisation for activities carried out between Member States
In order to ensure the proper application of the presumption of conformity with the accessibility requirements, the power to adopt acts in accordance with Article 290 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union should be delegated to the Commission in respect of the amendment of references to European standard EN 301 549 V1.1.2 (2015-04). It is of particular importance that the Commission carry out appropriate consultations during its preparatory work, including at expert level, and that those consultations be conducted in accordance with the principles laid down in the Interinstitutional Agreement on Better Law-Making of 13
In order to ensure the operation of the framework established in accordance with paragraph 1, the Commission may conduct stress tests, simulations and in-action and after-action reviews with Member States, and propose the relevant Union-level bodies and the Member States to update the framework as necessary 3a. In order to promote and facilitate the free movement of goods and services during an internal market emergency mode, the Commission shall assist Member States and coordinate their efforts in laying down single digital forms for the purpose of declaration, registration or authorisation for activities carried out between Member States 1. The Board may recommend the Commission to initiate the drawing up of voluntary crisis protocols by economic operators for addressing crisis under the emergency mode. 2. The Commission shall encourage and facilitate the drawing up of those voluntary crisis protocols by economic operators. Economic operators may decide, on a voluntary basis, whether to participate or not in voluntary crisis protocols.
In order to ensure consistency between the calculation of the APRC for different types of credit, the assumptions used for calculating similar forms of credit agreement should be generally consistent. In this respect, assumptions from Commission Directive 2011/90/EU of 14 November 2011 amending Part II of Annex I to Directive 2008/48/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council providing additional assumptions for the calculation of the annual percentage rate of charge1, modifying the assumptions for calculating the APRC should be incorporated. While not all assumptions will necessarily apply to credit agreements available now, product innovation in this sector is active and so it is necessary to have the assumptions in place. Furthermore, for the purpose of calculating the APRC, the
In order to ensure the effectiveness of the cooperation mechanism, it is also important to ensure a minimum level of information and coordination with regard to foreign direct investments falling under the scope of this Regulation in all Member States. This information should be made available by the Member States for ▌foreign direct investment undergoing screening as well as, upon request, for other foreign direct investment▌. Relevant information includes aspects such as the ownership structure of the foreign investor and the financing of the planned or completed investment, including, when available, information about funding of the investment, including subsidies granted by third countries. Member States should seek to provide accurate, comprehensive and reliable information.
In order to ensure. THE INTEGRITY OF THE FITNESS STANDARDS PROCESS, THE PARTIES HAVE FURTHER AGREED AS FOLLOWS: 1. NO RECORDS SHALL BE MAINTAINED THAT IDENTIFY AN INDIVIDUAL FIREFIGHTER AND SHOW HIS/HER PERFORMANCE ON ANY ASPECTS OF THE EVALUATION. ONLY FIREFIGHTERS WILL RECEIVE THEIR INDIVIDUAL RESULTS. TOGETHER WITH THEIR RESULTS, FIREFIGHTERS WILL ALSO BE PROVIDED WITH INFORMATION ON IMPROVING THEIR PHYSICAL CONDITION.
In order to ensure the right of all seafarers to decent employment and to limit distortions of competition in the internal market, future recognition of third countries should consider whether they have ratified the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006.
In order to ensure where appropriate, that identity cards and residence documents referred to in points (a) and (c) of Article 2 comply with future minimum security standards, the Commission shall establish, by means of implementing acts, additional technical specifications, relating to the following: (a) additional security features and requirements, including enhanced anti forgery, counterfeiting and falsification standards; (b) technical specifications for the storage medium of the biometric features referred to in Article 3(5) and their security, including prevention of unauthorised access and facilitation of validation; (c) requirements for quality and common technical standards for the facial image and the fingerprints. Those implementing acts shall be adopted in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 15(2).