Exemple de utilizare a Directive is aimed în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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The draft directive is aimed at.
The directive is aimed at promoting the design of electronic money services that are both innovative and secure, whilst fostering competition between market participants and providing market access to new players.
The amendment of Article 250(2) of the Directive is aimed at simplifying the procedures for lodging VAT returns.
The directive is aimed at improving access to up-to-date and trustworthy information on companies.
The amendment of Articles 263 to 265 of the Directive is aimed at ensuring the monthly collection of recapitulative statements.
This directive is aimed at lessening those risks by harmonising the different rules of the EU countries on export credit insurance.
The amendment of Article 263(2) of the Directive is aimed at simplifying the procedures for lodging recapitulative statements.
The draft directive is aimed at enabling the member states to better combat tax evasion and tax fraud.
In addition to enhanced protection of consumer rights,this proposal for a directive is aimed at eliminating unnecessary legal obstacles for companies wishing to sell their goods and services in the entire territory of the European Union.
The directive is aimed at improving local air, water and soil quality, not at mitigating the global warming effects of some of these substances.
The adoption of the Services Directive is aimed at making it easier for businesses to operate beyond their national borders.
The directive is aimed at tightening up the rules on capital requirements for banks, in response to specific weaknesses identified in the light of the financial crisis.
The amendment of Article 252 of the Directive is aimed at synchronising the frequency of information on acquisitions with that on sales.
The directive is aimed at improving local air, water and soil quality, not at mitigating the global warming effects of some of these substances.
The new directive is aimed at codifying Directive 90/434.
The directive is aimed at updating the current rules on vaccination against bluetongue set out in directive 2000/75/EC by making them more flexible.
The recast of the RoHS Directive is aimed at preventing the use of hazardous substances that could harm the environment or human health.
The draft directive is aimed at fulfilling the member states' growing need for mutual assistance in tax matters, especially as regards the exchange of information.
The draft directive is aimed at facilitating access to safe and high-quality cross-border healthcare and to promote cooperation on healthcare between member states.
I would stress that although the directive is aimed at maintaining or attempting to achieve harmonisation between quality and security measures, it should not create an extra administrative burden for Member States.
The draft directive is aimed at establishing EU rules for monitoring and supervising the risks posed by such funds, whilst allowing fund managers to market their funds, subject to compliance with strict requirements.
The amendment of Article 251 of the Directive is aimed at ensuring that information on intra‑Community acquisitions of services is collected in all Member States for cross‑checking with the information in the recapitulative statements.
This directive is aimed at combining EU legislation regulating consumer rights, safeguarding a high level of consumer protection across all EU Member States and encouraging businesses to provide services and sell goods in other Member States.
The directive is aimed at establishing common requirements for the authorisation and supervision of alternative investment fund managers(AIFM) and allowing AIFM to provide services throughout the EU single market, subject to compliance with strict requirements.
The directive is aimed at reducing pollution from road freight transport and making traffic flow smoother by levying tolls that factor-in the cost of air and noise pollution due to traffic(so-called external costs) and help reduce road congestion.
This Directive is aimed at controlling noise perceived by people in built-up areas, in public parks or other quiet areas in an agglomeration, in quiet areas in open country, near schools, hospitals and other noise-sensitive buildings and areas.
The draft directive is aimed at establishing a framework for monitoring and supervising the risks posed by alternative investment funds, whilst allowing fund managers to market their funds throughout the EU single market, subject to strict requirements.
The Commission's proposal for a Directive is aimed at extending the scope of Directive 2003/48/EC- currently limited to savings interest- to a range of new financial products that also provide benefits but do not fall under the current provisions.
The proposed directive is aimed at transposing into EU law commitments made at the G20 summit in Washington DC in November 2008, when leaders called for a review of resolution regimes and bankruptcy laws"to ensure that they permit an orderly wind-down of large complex cross-border financial institutions.".
The proposed directive is aimed at providing national authorities with common powers and instruments to pre-empt bank crises and to resolve any financial institution in an orderly manner in the event of failure, whilst preserving essential bank operations and minimising taxpayers' exposure to losses.