Esimerkkejä Directive does not affect käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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This directive does not affect the export policies of Member States.
I also believe the statement that the directive does not affect labour law is justified.
This directive does not affect national or Community legislation relating to the use of such vehicles.
In accordance with provisions of the Treaty, the directive does not affect national pricing decisions and social security policies.
This Directive does not affect Community or national rules relating to the health and safety aspects of products.
My first point concerns the need to make it perfectly clear that the directive does not affect Member States' freedom to decide on their own system of infrastructure charging for roads.
This Directive does not affect the application of Council Directive 96/29/Euratom nor of Council Directive 97/43/Euratom.
Concerning Member States participating in international emissions trading: Recital(16) of the Common Position clarifies that the Directive does not affect Member States' own participation in international emissions trading as Parties to the Kyoto Protocol outside the scope of the Directive. .
The Directive does not affect the rights victims may have under existing legislation on contractual and non-contractual liability.
In accordance with Article 72 64 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, this Directive does not affect the exercise of the responsibilities incumbent upon Member States with regard to the maintenance of law and order and the safeguarding of internal security.
This Directive does not affect the ability of Member States to carry out lawful interception of electronic communications if necessary for any of these purposes.
Amendments 7 and part of amendment 72 clarify,both in a recital and in the text of Article 1, that the Directive does not affect measures taken by Member States, in accordance with Community law, in relation to the protection or promotion of cultural and linguistic diversity and media pluralism.
This Directive does not affect derogations provided for under national legislation in accordance with the Berne Convention on points not covered by this Directive. .
The common position follows the approach of the European Parliament's amendments(21, 83, 219, 307) and of the amended proposal andtherefore clearly states that the Directive does not affect other Community instruments and that, in the event of a conflict with other Community instruments governing specific aspects of access to and exercise of a services activity, the provisions on those specific aspects in such instruments shall prevail.
The directive does not affect national measures based on public security, public order, the prevention of criminal offences, the protection of health and the rights and freedoms of others.
According to the second paragraph of that article, that directive does not affect Community and/or national zootechnical provisions governing the organisation of artificial insemination in general and the distribution of semen in particular.
The Directive does not affect the existence or ownership of intellectual property rights of public sector bodies, nor does it limit the exercise of these rights in any way beyond the boundaries set by this Directive. .
Finally a new paragraph 6 has been added clarifying that the Directive does not affect measures taken at Community or national level in the respect of Community law, in order to promote cultural and linguistic diversity and to ensure the defence of pluralism.
This Directive does not affect rules of private international law, in particular rules governing the law applicable to contractual and non contractual obligations.
In this context, Recital 20 of the Directive indicates that the Directive does not affect either the agreements concluded by the Community with third countries or the laws of Member States concerning the access to their territory of third-country providers of services.
This Directive does not affect existing Community legislation on units issued by collective investment undertakings other than the closed-end type, or on units acquired or disposed of in such undertakings.
New paragraph 2 clarifies that the Directive does not affect Member States' possibility to establish obligations for Information Society providers to co-operate with the competent authorities.
However, this Directive does not affect existing Community legislation on units issued by collective investment undertakings other than the closed-end type, or on units acquired or disposed of through such undertakings.
In accordance with Article 64 of the Treaty, this Directive does not affect the exercise of the responsibilities incumbent upon Member States with regard to the maintenance of law and order and the safeguarding of internal security.
This Directive does not affect the possibility for Member States to provide, under their domestic law, for a system of collection and handling of PNR data for purposes other than those specified in this Directive, or from transportation providers other than those specified in the Directive, regarding internal flights subject to compliance with relevant data protection provisions, provided that such domestic law respects the Union acquis.
Amendment 292, states,in Article 1, that the Directive does not affect services pursuing social welfare objectives and amendment 252, relating to Article 2, excludes social services such as social housing services, childcare and family services from the scope of the Directive. .
This Directive does not affect the application of the rules of the Treaty; in particular the Commission will continue to ensure compliance with these rules by exercising, when necessary, all the powers granted to it by Article 86 of the Treaty.
Amendment 305 adds a new Recital 10d explaining that the Directive does not affect the reimbursement of the costs of healthcare provided in another Member State and stresses that this issue should be addressed in another legal instrument in order to achieve greater legal certainty and clarity.
Furthermore, the Directive does not affect the possibility of a national court or administrative authority to require a service provider to terminate or prevent an infringement.65 These questions are subject to the national law of the Member States.
The Directive does not affect the liability of the person who is at the source of the content nor does it affect the liability of intermediaries in cases which are not covered by the limitations defined in the Directive. .