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Within the next two years it must be transposed into national legislation.
I voted for this report because I agree that the scheme of control andenforcement adopted by the Convention on future multilateral cooperation in the North-East Atlantic fisheries must be transposed into EU law.
The majority of the EED provisions must be transposed into national law by 5 June 2014.
Article 5 must be transposed with regard to all persons acting for the benefit of the legal person.
The directive: the directive is an act addressed to EU countries and must be transposed by them into their national laws.
The remaining articles must be transposed within two years of the European Commission adopting the implementing acts.
This examination will not affect the provisions of the e-Privacy Directive, which must be transposed into national laws by 25 May 201119.
The artist's vision must be transposed into the final jewelry piece, by acquiring a thorough technical knowledge, learned from artisans with many years of experience.
Finally, in accordance with Article 249 EC,Directive 2005/35 must be transposed by each of the Member States into national law.
Under Article 15, it must be transposed by 15 September 2007 but allows retention in relation to Internet traffic to be postponed by a further 18 months.
My final point is that I inherited the Nuclear Safety Directive of June 2009, which must be transposed into national law by July of this year.
Objective of this report legislation must be transposed into national law by March 2008, but Member States have until December 2014 to implement it.
Furthermore, this exclusion is further detailed and extended by the new Directive 2009/48/EC repealing Directive 88/378/EEC, and must be transposed into national law before 20 January 2011.
Instruments agreed at EU level must be transposed by Member States, effectively implemented and used.
When a fundamental principle is enshrined in a Community text that is the subject of a compromise between the Council andthe European Parliament as colegislators, it must be transposed properly into national laws.
Directives harmonising national laws must be transposed as literally as possible in order to ensure respect for the need for uniform interpretation and application of Community law3.
This legislative instrument is favoured over a directive as it allows provisions and obligations to be addressed to stakeholders in the sector and to the Member States, can be implemented more rapidly than a directive which must be transposed into national law, and it ensures a homogeneousness of the measures implemented on both sides of the borders.
In those circumstances, Directive 91/628 must be transposed in compliance with the objectives which it pursues and the margin of discretion available to the Member States depends on the level of precision of the provisions of that directive.
In this connection, I congratulate our Chair on her report,which points out that the control scheme adopted by the North-East Atlantic Fisheries Commission(NEAFC) must be transposed into European law without delay; more specifically, I welcome the introduction of the programme promoting compliance by non-contracting party vessels.
The Cyber Attacks Directive14, which must be transposed into national law by 4 September 2015, sets out instructions concerning definitions of criminal offences in this field and the sanctions for those found guilty of them.
In particular, the requirement in the European Convention on Human Rights that the applicant must exhaust domestic remedies before applying to the European Court of Human Rights must be transposed into a procedure which would give the Court of Justice in every case the opportunity to decide as the last domestic remedy before the Strasbourg Court looks into the matter.
Prior to its application, Directive 58/2007/EC must be transposed into the national legislation and in order to be put into practice, there must be infrastructure access and the interoperability and safety norms must be applied.
(b) in paragraph 3, at the end of the first subparagraph, the following words shall be added‘or, where appropriate, with the implementation of a Council decision adopted in accordance with Article 139'; in the second subparagraph,the words‘a directive must be transposed in accordance with Article 249' shall be replaced by‘a directive or a decision must be transposed or implemented,' and the words‘or that decision' shall be added at the end of the subparagraph.
In this case, it shall ensure that,no later than the date on which a directive must be transposed in accordance with Article 189, management and labour have introduced the necessary measures by agreement, the Member State concerned being required to take any necessary measure enabling it at any time to be in a position to guarantee the results imposed by that directive.
In this case, it shall ensure that,no later than the date on which a European framework law must be transposed, the social partners have introduced the necessary measures by agreement, the Member State concerned being required to take any necessary step enabling it at any time to be in a position to guarantee the results imposed by that framework law.
In this case, it shall ensure that,no later than the date on which a directive must be transposed in accordance with Article 189, management and labour have introduced the necessary measures by agreement, the Member State concerned being required to take any necessary measure enabling it at any time to be in a position to guarantee the results imposed by that directive.
Directives must therefore be transposed as faithfully as possible.
In the case of directives,the EC rules must then be transposed into national law.
It must first be transposed into national law before governments, businesses and individuals can have recourse to it.
First, the Bank Recovery andResolution Directive must be fully transposed by 30 November 2015 as required for all 28 Member States.