Examples of ECB Regulations in a sentence
Law 21.2 (Fair Delivery – the Arm) and 21.3 (Ball thrown or delivered underarm – action by umpires) shall be read in conjunction with the ECB Regulations for the Review of Bowlers reported with Suspected Illegal Bowling Actions.
If the registration of a Cricketer is suspended, the Cricketer will remain subject to and bound by the ECB Regulations and in all respects subject to the ECB’s jurisdiction.
In addition, for the ECB Regulations mentioned above this is also laid down in Article 8 of Council Regulation (EC) No 2533/98 of 23 November 1998 concerning the collection of statistical information by the European Central Bank.
Save where expressly stated otherwise in the relevant ECB Regulations, all breaches of ECB Regulations shall be dealt with by the CDC in accordance with the CDC Regulations.
The collection methodology (statistical principles, sector definitions, instrument classification, method of calculation of annual changes) is harmonised with European and international standards (ECB Regulations and Recommendations, IMF Monetary and Financial Statistics Manual, etc.).
This option is likely to have the following advantages:— no regulatory approvals required— flexibility in repayment of funds— no ceiling on rate of interest— no hedging arrangements required— no WHT on interest.However, bank loans may have end-use restrictions.The ECB Regulations notified by the India Exchange Regulator outline various conditions for foreign currency debt classified as ECB.
Among the legal acts addressed to third parties (other than the NCBs of the Eurosystem) there are ECB Regulations, Decisions, Recommendations and Opinions.ECB has not yet issued a regulation on the basis of Article 22.
ECB Regulations impose statistical reporting obligation on MFIs, Investment funds, Financial vehicle corporations engaged in the securitisation of assets (FVCs) and Insurance corporations and Pension funds resident in the euro area:Regulation (EU) No 1071/2013 of the ECB of 24 September 2013 concerning the balance sheet of the monetary financial institutions sector (recast)(ECB/2013/33), OJ L 297, 7.11.2013, p.
In addition, a ‘Home Grown’ Contracted player can play in the Surrey Championship Competition but if the club is successful in getting through to the ECB National Competition then they will need to abide by the ECB Regulations.
Two overseas players, defined as a player not qualified for England under the ECB Regulations governing the qualification of Women Cricketers for England, may play for a County per season regardless of any qualification criteria.