Exemplos de uso de Transposed in all em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The directive has been transposed in all Member States except B, D, F and UK.
He highlights the fact that 15% of the legislation adopted on the single market has not, as yet, been transposed in all the Member States.
The'oldest' Directive which has not yet been transposed in all Member States dates back to 1993 93/15/EEC, explosives for civil use.
Also, the further reduction of the reserved area on 1 January 2006(to 50g)has been transposed in all Member States.
Although 20.9% of directives had not yet been transposed in all EU countries, this nevertheless was an improvement, given that on 1 November 1997, 26.7% of directives had not been transposed. .
That is indeed a directive, andit must be transposed in all Member States.
Of course only 95 of these'laws' have been transposed in all 12 EC countries without exception; but 80% of national transposition measures have already been taken- a sub stantial advance over 1992.
The TVSF Directive has now been properly transposed in all the Member States.
Of the 219 measures have been transposed in all 12 member states, 28 in 11 member states, 21 in 10 member states, 64 in 9 or fewer(of which 21 in 5 or fewer) member states.
Of the 219'laws' requiring transposition into the national leg islations of the 12 EU countries,115 had been transposed in all 12 of them.
As of 1 February, 21.1% of European single market directives had not yet been transposed in all European Union countries, according to information published by the European Commission on 13 February.
The report recognises that the directive'simpact on the economy, businesses and citizens cannot be evaluated until it has been transposed in all Member States.
As 10% of directives had not yet been transposed in all Member States, it stressed the importance of making further efforts and reaffirmed its intention of pursuing actively the objective set by the European Council.
Criticising the fact that the provisions relating to the internal market have not been fully transposed in all Member States, which explains why there is a lack of adequate competition.
Regarding transposition of Community legislation into national law, considerable progress has been achieved during the past few months butover 20% of the adopted directives have not yet been transposed in all Member States.
Given the nature of this instrument and because it had not been fully transposed in all Member States, the Commission submitted on 29 November 2001 a proposal for a Framework Decision on combating racism and xenophobia.
This proposal from the Commission is derived from the Water Framework Directive, which has been in force since the year 2000, andwas meant to be transposed in all the Member States from the end of December 2003.
We are right to ask why directives such as Directive 91/440,which has not even been transposed in all the countries yet, should now be hastily amended and whipped through Parliament and the Council of Ministers, and why they have not been given a longer trial.
The most difficult economic sectors in this respect are telecommunications(only one third of the directives have been transposed in all EU countries), government procurement(40%) and transport 47.9.
We want neither a great laborious enterprise, nor an opening-up of the last procurement directive,which was not transposed in all the Member States- it was not, for example, in Germany- but what we want to see is clarifications and additions, and they must not be made without reference to Parliament.
By relying firstly on the draft regulation on the identity of the operator, which includes assessment criteria for companies that will enable us to get started on the blacklist, andalso on the SAFA directive, transposed in all the Member States, with regard to the aircraft of third countries, this will give us an instrument that, I hope, will mark a very important step in aviation safety.
This is why I am calling for the future European Commission to be involved in transposing, in all Member States, Directive 2006/54/EC on the implementation of the principle of equal opportunities and equal treatment of men and women in matters of employment and occupation.