Exemple de utilizare a Proposed directive provides în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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The proposed Directive provides for delegated powers as regards further details.
Furthermore, on the subject of deadlines,the Committee expresses its concern that the proposed directive provides for a transposition period of 48 months.
The proposed Directive provides for delegated powers as regards further details.
Furthermore, on the subject of deadlines,the Committee wishes to express its concern that the proposed directive provides for a transposition period of 48 months.
The proposed Directive provides a framework for the implementation of this ITS Action Plan.
Expresses its concern that the proposed directive provides for a transposition period of 48 months;
The proposed directive provides for various possible approaches for Member States: from restricting the number of companies authorised to collect waste equipment, through increasing the number of collection points, to forcing producers to create incentive systems for consumers to deliver waste equipment.
The Committee notes that Article 11 of the proposed Directive provides for the possible inclusion in the scope of the Directive of protected subject matter which are currently not included, notably phonograms and stand-alone photographs.
The proposed Directive provides for the creation or designation of a competent national authority in each Member State.
The proposed directive provides for temporary derogations from ownership unbundling rules if companies invest in energy infrastructure.
The proposed Directive provides for a simplification and flexibilisation of the procedural regime set by the current public procurement Directives. .
The proposed Directive provides for a simplification and flexibilisation of the procedural regime set by the current public procurement Directives. .
In addition, the proposed Directive provides a solid basis to unlock the huge potential for European cooperation to help improve the efficiency and effectiveness of all EU health systems.
The proposed directive provides a broad enough definition of trade secrets to cover, for example, formulas, research or studies which are not yet subject to intellectual property rights.
Chapter I of the proposed Directive provides some clarifications to the scope and subject matter of the Directive, emphasising the focus on consumers and the importance of the internal market and its main principles.
The proposed Directive provides for a minimum level of service and information provision to its(professional) investors, on an initial and ongoing basis, to facilitate their due diligence and ensure an appropriate level of investor protection.
Chapter IV of the proposed Directive provides for some clarifications concerning the tasks of DSOs, notably relating to the activities of DSOs concerning the procurement of network services to ensure flexibility, the integration of electrical vehicles and data management.
For this purpose, the proposed Directive provides for the mandatory transmission of notices in electronic form, the mandatory electronic availability of the procurement documents and imposes the switch to fully electronic communication, in particular e-submission, in all procurement procedures within a transition period of two years.
Finally, the proposed Directive would provide for the establishment of a system to record and trace cyber attacks.
The proposed Directive will provide for a common EU definition and implementation framework for accessibility requirements of certain products and services.