Exemple de utilizare a Directive's în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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The directive's goals.
The specific limits are in the directive's annexes.
The directive's proposals.
There is, secondly, a question of the Directive's scope.
The Directive's objective and requirements.
Oamenii se traduc, de asemenea,
This objective must be reflected in the directive's legal basis.
The directive's main components are.
Inadequate monitoring(and evaluation) of the Directive's transposition.
The directive's main components are.
A lack of awareness-raising measures accompanying the directive's implementation;
The directive's rejection jeopardises competitiveness.
Secondly, the report highlights the fundamental elements of the directive's transposition.
The Directive's main objective is to prohibit the employment of children.
However, it appears that a few of the Directive's provisions have still not been transposed.
Accordingly that court requested the Court of Justice to define the directive's scope.
It also restates the Directive's requirement of ensuring the independence of those bodies.
A range of factors were identified that may undermine the directive's effectiveness in practice, including.
The directive's approach at national level will result in the creation of radioactive landfills across the whole of the European Union.
Overall, the preliminary results of the Directive's complex implementation process are encouraging.
Moreover, unlimited accumulation would seem to go beyond what is required to achieve the Directive's aims.
(17) The evaluation covered all the Directive's provisions in all EU 28 Member States from 1991 to date.
This is not supported by figures from the Commission's recent report on the application of the directive's provisions.
Vice-President Almunia welcomed the Directive's adoption as an example of close cooperation between the EU institutions.
In recent years, the Commission has received numerous complaints about the Directive's application in some Member States.
The changes aim at simplifying the Directive's format by making it more legally clear, accessible and easier to enforce.
Market monitoring is crucial both to ensure the correct application of the Defence Procurement Directive 2009/81/EC and to evaluate the Directive's impact.
It is necessary, in that respect, to refer to that directive's general provisions, and in particular to Article 1(1).
Applying the Directive's provisions will have an inevitable impact in this area, rendering the profession less financially attractive.
Setting detailed calculation specifications in the Directive's articles would jeopardise the very sense of this innovating legislative process.
The directive's scope ratione personae is defined in Chapter I(‘General provisions')- to be more precise, in Article 3 under the heading‘Beneficiaries'- as follows.