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This directive requires coordinated management of shared resources.
Amendment(15a) The cross-border nature of the offences laid down in this Directive requires a strong coordinated response and cooperation within and between Member States.
This directive requires a great deal of effort from European producers, as in Spain alone, it is understood that the cost is around EUR 600 million.
Given that the obligations on providers of electronic communications services should be proportionate, this Directive requires that they retain only such data as are generated or processed in the process of supplying their communications services.
In theory, this Directive requires industrial plants to use the best technology available.
To facilitate the licensing of rights in audiovisual works to video-on-demand platforms, this Directive requires Member States to set up a negotiation mechanism allowing parties willing to conclude an agreement to rely on the assistance of an impartial body.
This Directive requires Member States to allow personal data to be transferred only to those third countries that provide an"adequate level of protection" of such data.
To achieve the objective of realising the potential of the internal market, this Directive requires the Member States to render mutual assistance necessary for achieving implementation of this Directive and to facilitate in cross-border healthcare provision at regional and local level.
This directive requires EU countries to guarantee a series of rights for persons qualifying for refugee or subsidiary protection status, inter alia.
In principle, this Directive requires every credit institution to join a DGS.
This Directive requires air carriers to collect and transmit passenger data to the authorities of the Member State of destination responsible for control.
In principle this Directive requires every credit institution to join a deposit-guarantee scheme.
This Directive requires action to be undertaken by the Member States, with the fulfilment of its objectives depending on the effects that such action has on the final consumers of energy.
Article 14 of this directive requires Member States to"ensure that effective and adequate inspections are carried out on their territory".
This Directive requires the authorities to follow a procedure which aims at avoiding damage and if not possible, compensate for such damage when certain conditions are met.
(9) The definition of associated companies of this Directive requires a minimum direct holding of 25% while Directive 90/435/EEC provides for the exemption of profits distributions in the case of direct or indirect holdings of 10%.
However, nothing in this Directive requires healthcare providers to accept for planned treatment or to prioritise patients from other Member States to the detriment of other patients with similar health needs, such as through increasing waiting time for treatment.
Article 5 of this Directive requires that the recovery procedure for unchallenged claims be completed within a short period of time in conformity with national legislation, but does not require Member States to adopt a specific procedure or to amend their existing legal procedures in a specific way.'.
(7) Whereas the broad scope of this Directive requires new definitions of the expressions"radio equipment" and"telecommunications terminal equipment"; whereas a regulatory regime aimed at the development of a single market for radio equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment should permit investment, manufacture and sale to take place at the pace of technology and market developments;
Whereas, in particular, the nature anddestination of the products covered by this Directive require nutritional labelling for the energy value and principal nutrients they contain;
The provisions of Annexes I, II and III to this Directive requiring the giving of information relating to noise shall apply only where that information is required by Member States under Article 3 of Directive 86/594/EEC.
Furthermore, the provisions of the first part of this Directive require disclosure of information about a single-member company in a register accessible to the public and regulate both decisions taken by the single member and contracts between the single member and the company.
Whereas, in particular, the nature anddestination of the products covered by this Directive require nutritional labelling showing the energy value and principal nutrients they contain; whereas, on the other hand, the method of use should be specified in accordance with point 8 of Article 3(1) and Article 10 of Directive 79/112/EEC, in order to prevent inappropriate uses liable to harm the health of infants;
To achieve this, the Directive requires the Member States to carry out a number of actions, in particular.