Examples of using Directive contains in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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The directive contains a list of unfair conditions.
The Construction Products Directive contains six basic requirements.
This Directive contains rules on the participation in general meetings.
It is true that Annex II to the Waste Directive contains a non-exhaustive list of recovery operations.
The Directive contains specific requirements for the labeling of.
As regards the application ratione temporis of Directive 2014/104, it should be noted that that directive contains a special provision which explicitly states the conditions for the temporal application of its procedural and substantive provisions.
The Directive contains criteria both for the location and for the minimum number of sampling points(see paragraph 32)14.
For this the directive contains five substantive rules.
This directive contains the vision and the guiding principles for shaping the CSR policy by the subsidiaries of the Bergschenhoek Group B.V.
Article 2 of that directive contains the following definitions.
If the directive contains various effective dates that apply to different technical standards, an alphabetical letter must be added.
The DGS Directive contains no such requirement.
That Directive contains principles and procedures that must be applied by the Member States when releasing imported feed for free circulation.
Chapter VI of the Directive contains provisions on publicity of the calls.
Each directive contains a deadline by which EU countries must incorporate its provisions into their national legislation and inform the Commission to that effect.
That directive contains no rules on surrogacy.
Annex I to the directive contains a list of 31 commercial practices which are considered unfair in all circumstances.
Annex I of that Directive contains the list of substances classified by the Commission, following discussions in expert groups.
If the directive contains various effective dates that apply to different technical standards, an alphabetical letter must be added.
Moreover, the Directive contains Article 15 on dispatched vehicles, which in practitioners' opinion does not reflect the situation on the ground.
The Directive contains a number of Advice Notes which clarify existing requirements contained in the Controlled Wood Standard or add new requirements and deadlines.
The Directive contains measures that terminals should employ such as floating roofs and reflective coatings to reduce evaporative losses from storage tanks.
The directive contains a safeguard clause for the Member States and enables them to be in control of planning their healthcare and infrastructures, precisely to prevent medical tourism.
That directive contains provisions on data protection in the electronic communications sector and in that respect supplements Directive 95/46 containing general provisions on data protection.
The Directive contains a number of Advice Notes which clarify existing requirements contained in the CoC Standard or add new requirements and deadlines.
For example, the directive contains proposals saying that the European Commission should direct more of the resources in the European Union Structural Funds into financing the energy efficiency of buildings.
The Directive contains an absolute requirement to take fixed-term workers into consideration when calculating the threshold above which workers' representative bodies have to be established under national law.
The Directive contains definitions on the information society services, service provider and established service provider, recipient of the service, consumer, commercial communication, regulated profession and coordinated field of application.
In addition, the Directive contains specific measures to remove barriers to renewable energy's development such as excessive administrative controls and to encourage greater use of better-performing types of renewable energy.
However, that Directive contains a specific list of exceptions because making certain content of websites and mobile applications and certain types of websites and mobile applications fully accessible creates a disproportionate burden.