Exemplos de uso de Full implementation of the directive em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Member States should ensure the full implementation of the Directive on the safety of nuclear installations.
Belgium has two months to notify the European Commission of all measures taken to ensure full implementation of the Directive.
As these countries have still not ensured full implementation of the Directive the Commission has decided to issue a final written warning.
Moreo ver, as the transition period expired on 22 June 2000,it called on the United Kingdom to ensure the full implementation of the directive.
As these countries have still not ensured full implementation of the Directive, the Commission has now decided to issue a second written warning.
I should like to thank Mrs Schroedter for her report, because it undoubtedly marks a step forward in the process I mentioned earlier,namely the full implementation of the directive in such a way that it can meet its objective.
Member States should urgently take the necessary steps to build their Passenger Information Units(PIUs) to ensure that they are able to implement fully the EU PNR Directive at the latest by May 2018,the deadline for full implementation of the Directive.
In particular, Member States' first priority should remain the full implementation of the Directive by 30 October 2007.
Theoretically, the benefits of the full implementation of the Directive consist in avoiding the costs of soil degradation, hence the benefits should amount to €38 billion annually see section II.
Parliament agreed with the Commission's view that the possibilities for derogation offered by Directive 94/33/EC were sufficient to provide the necessary flexibility, anddid not therefore expect adverse effects on em ployment opportunities for young people follow ing full implementation of the directive.
In this context the Commission will continue to press for full implementation of the directive as requested by the Parliament resolution of 20 October 1998.
Member States must report to the Commission by 5 February 2007 on the progress in implementing this Directive and, in particular, the provisions of Articles 9, 10, 18, 20, 22, 23 and25. Member States must report to the Commission by 31 December 2009 on the full implementation of the Directive.
For its part, the Commission will see to the full implementation of the Directive of 25 July 1977 and continue to promotethe exchange of information and experience.
In the EESC's view, if encouragement is to be given to more innovative research geared to improving competitiveness, unresolved intellectual property issues must be addressed, particularly the Community patent, the patentability of computer implemented inventions andinventions in new areas of knowledge, and the full implementation of the Directive on the Legal Protection of Biotechnological Inventions.
A full implementation of the Directive normally requires(besides the enactment ofimplementing legislation) a second stage which mainly consists in the review ofother legislation that may conflict with the Directive's requirements and/or thespecification of certain general rules and the provision of appropriate safeguardswhere exceptions foreseen by the Directive have been used.
Poland has two months to notify the Commission of all measures taken to ensure the full implementation of the Directive; otherwise,the Commission may decide to refer Poland to the Court of Justice of the EU.
Besides analysing the drugs problem in the European Union, the draft report makes an assessment of 1997 activities and achievements in implementing the measures envisaged in this area by the Dublin European Council particularly approximation of laws,strengthening of customs and police cooperation, full implementation of the Directive on money-laundering, closer cooperation on drugs matters with Latin America,the CCEE, Russia, the Central Asian Republics.
In a resolution adopted on 13 February('), the European Parliament, echoing the view of the Commission,called on the United Kingdom to ensure the full implementation of Directive 94/33/EC on the protection of young people at work(2), following the expiry of the relevant transition period.
In addition to the full implementation of this directive, it is crucial to introduce further measures applying to mutual recognition, not only of diplomas, but of health professionals' qualifications as well.