Primeri uporabe Directive covers v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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This Directive covers all energy-related products.
It is especially important that the Directive covers all discrimination criteria.
The Directive covers safety requirements on the railway system as a whole.
Secondly, I wish to stress again that the Misleading Advertising Directive covers this area.
The framework directive covers both direct and indirect discrimination.
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This Directive covers access and interconnection arrangements between service suppliers.
In its scope, the directive covers a wide range of services including:-.
The directive covers any electrical or electronic equipment which intentionally emits and/or receives radio waves in order to:.
It is estimated that the Directive covers the drivers of approximately six million vehicles in Europe2.
The directive covers any electrical or electronic equipment which intentionally emits and/or receives radio waves in order to:.
The authorisation scheme under the Directive covers all providers, whereas the Regulations scheme does not cover some providers which are not affiliated to a public health system.
The Directive covers common rules for setting up and operating UCITS funds, and rules governing UCITS managers, in the EU.
Since the amendment introduced in 2000, the Directive covers offshore workers but gives the Member States the option of derogating from several of its provisions provided that the workers concerned are afforded equivalent compensatory rest periods.
The directive covers every stage in the chain, from donation to transplantation, and provides for cooperation between Member States.
This Directive covers the application of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU and the parallel application of national competition law to the same case.
This Directive covers authorisation of all electronic communications networks and services whether they are provided to the public or not.
The directive covers authorisations for all electronic communications networks and services, whether they are provided to the public or not.
The Directive covers an enormous number of potential spatial datasets and, from the outset, no upper limit or total number could be identified.
The Directive covers a wide range of issues in this area, from the establishment of a business to the participation of assisting spouses in a social security scheme.
The Directive covers the decision-making powers of the single member, the workings of the management body and the representation of the SUP in relation to third parties(Article 21).
The Directive covers public sector bodies' websites and mobile apps, from administrations, courts and police departments to public hospitals, universities and libraries.
The directive covers machinery, interchangeable equipment, safety components, lifting accessories, chains, ropes and webbing, removable mechanical transmission devices and partly completed machinery.
However, the Directive covers a wide range of financial services that are very different in nature- e.g., motor insurance, health and disability insurance and pensions and annuities.
This Directive covers emissions in the territory of the Member States and their exclusive economic zones from all sources of the pollutants referred to in Article 4 which arise as a result of human activities.
The Directive covers issues to which everyone is sensitive, such as the safety of our citizens, but also sporting traditions and the customary lifestyles of millions of Europeans who go hunting.
The Directive covers around 10,000 fixed industrial sites using or storing dangerous substances in large quantities, mainly in the chemicals, petrochemicals, storage, and metal refining sectors.
The directive covers the four traffic offences which cause the most road casualties in Europe, namely speeding, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, non-use of a seat belt and failing to stop at a red light.
Underline that the directive covers persons who are the subject to the Dublin procedures and that the notion of implicit withdrawal of the application does not apply to persons transferred to the responsible MS pursuant to the Dublin Regulation.
This Directive covers two categories of products intended for weight control: products presented as a replacement for the whole daily diet and products presented as a replacement for one or more meals of the daily diet.
The Directive covers all packaging placed on the market in the European Community and all packaging waste, whether it is used or released at industrial, commercial, office, shop, service, household or any other level.