Примери за използване на To transpose the directive на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Shortly afterwards Austria adopted a number of measures to transpose the Directive.
Member States will then have 2 years to transpose the Directive into their legislation and to start implementing the new legislation.
All Member States except Greece have notified the Commission of measures to transpose the Directive.
Member states will have 30 months to transpose the directive into their national laws.
These Member States have not yet notified the Commission on the adoption of all measures necessary in order to transpose the Directive.
Member states have until 18 June 2014 to transpose the directive into their national law.
Bulgaria and Greece have not notified the Commission on the adoption of the measures necessary to transpose the Directive.
Countries will have 21 months to transpose the directive into their national laws and six additional months to identify operators of essential services.
Once adopted, Member States will have two years to transpose the Directive into national law.
EU's Member States had 21 months to transpose the directive into their national laws and an additional six months to identify operators of essential services.
That is a long time, but even so, not all countries will manage to transpose the directive within the three years.
Member States have had 21 months to transpose the Directive into their national laws and have 6 months more to identify operators of essential services.
These Member States have not yet notified the Commission all the measures necessary in order to transpose the Directive into national law.
Thereafter, Member States will have 21 months to transpose the Directive into national law, and six months after that to identify operators of essential services.
Greece and Spain have not notified the Commission on the adoption of the national measures necessary in order to transpose the Directive.
Member States have until 31 December 2011 to transpose the Directive into national law.
Since then, the countries have not yet notified the Commission on the adoption of all measures necessary in order to transpose the Directive.
Member States are required to transpose the Directive and to bring into force the laws, regulations and administrative provisions necessary to comply with the Directive by 9 June 2018.
Only 3 Member States have chosen to transpose the Directive with respect to cross-border cases only, using the"cross-border" definition of the Directive. .
Italy and the Netherlands have already received a reasoned opinion for failing to adopt any measures to transpose the Directive, in January and June 2013 respectively.
It gives the Member States a period of two years to transpose the directive into national law and to communicate to the Commission the texts of the national law.
EU Member States had 21 months to transpose the Directive into their national laws and 6 additional months to identify the providers of essential services subject to the Directive's requirements.
Obligation for the Member States to make good damage caused to individuals through failure to transpose the directive, provided that three conditions are fulfilled.
EU Member States will then have 21 months to transpose the Directive into their national laws and 6 additional months to identify the operators of certain essential services that are subject to the Directive's requirements.
Obligation for the Member States to make good damage caused to individuals through failure to transpose the directive, provided that three conditions are fulfilled.
Points out that Member States are not only expected to transpose the directive but also to ensure the monitoring of the implementation of the principle of equal pay and the enforcement of all available remedies for pay discrimination;
Community law requires the Member States to make good damage caused to individuals through failure to transpose the directive, provided that three conditions are fulfilled.