EC Regulations definition
Examples of EC Regulations in a sentence
The LP shall ensure the sound financial management of the project according to the Programme rules and in line with the EC Regulations including arrangements for recovering amount unduly paid.
All Deliverables related to financial information shall be compliant with all laws and regulations applicable to all relevant currencies (including, without limitation, EC Regulations 1103/97 and 974/98), and if the UK becomes a “Participating Member State” (as defined in EC regulation 1103/97), all laws and regulations then applicable to sterling and/or to the euro, such compliance being “Euro Conformance”.
The service provider must ensure compliance with the requirements stated in the EC Regulations 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Code on Visas article 43, article 44 and Annex 10.
You hereby confirm that all clients introduced to BGP by you will have undergone and successfully passed all the relevant screening and checks as recommended by the FCA and as EC Regulations prescribe prior to submission to BGP.
National first level controllers will base their work on the rules provided by each Member State and the requirements set in the respective EC Regulations and in the Programme Manual.