Examples of using Directive should not affect in English and their translations into Croatian
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This Directive should not affect national rules concerning the allocation of procedural costs.
The amount of any charges levied may also be zero as the provisions of this Directive should not affect the practice whereby the payment service provider does not charge consumers for crediting their accounts.
This Directive should not affect the conditions of the provision of services in the framework of Article 56 TFEU.
It is also appropriate to recall that this Directive should not affect the social security legislation of the Member States.
This Directive should not affect the conditions of the provision of services in the framework of Article 56 TFEU.
The harmonised level of coverage provided for in this Directive should not affect schemes protecting the credit institution itself unless they repay depositors.
This Directive should not affect the application of the rules of competition, and in particular Articles 81 and 82 of the Treaty.
A preventive restructuring framework laid down pursuant to this Directive should not affect claims and entitlements against a debtor that arise from occupational pension systems if those claims and entitlements accrued during a period prior to the restructuring.
This Directive should not affect Member States' rules concerning the sale of medicinal products and medical devices over the Internet.
It is necessary to clarify that the implementation of the rules against tax avoidance provided in this Directive should not affect the taxpayers' obligation to comply with the arm's length principle or the Member State's right to adjust a tax liability upwards in accordance with the arm's length principle, where applicable.
This Directive should not affect national laws to the extent that the topics concerned are not regulated by this Directive, such as national rules providing for obligations of the consumer towards the supplier of digital content or regulating the qualification, formation and validity of contracts or the legality of the content.
In addition, this Directive should not affect the principle of universal service in Member States' social services.
This directive should not affect the existence or ownership of public authorities' intellectual property rights.
The protection granted to publishers of press publications under this Directive should not affect the rights of the authors and other rightholders in the works and other subject-matter incorporated therein, including as regards the extent to which authors and other rightholders can exploit their works or other subject-matter independently from the press publication in which they are incorporated.
This Directive should not affect other claims between payment service users and payment service providers.
This Directive should not affect other claims between payment service users and payment service providers.
This Directive should not affect contract laws of Member States in areas not regulated by this Directive. .
This Directive should not affect existing Directives on commercial communications, in particular Directive 98/43/EC.
However, this Directive should not affect the principle of freedom of contract between the seller and other parties in the chain of transactions.
Amendment(15) This Directive should not affect Member States' rules concerning the sale of medicinal products and medical devices over the internet.
(14) This Directive should not affect national law in the area of contract law for contract law aspects that are not regulated by this Directive. .
This Directive should not affect national provisions relating to the way contracts are concluded or regulating the validity of contractual terms which are unfair to the debtor.
Whereas this Directive should not affect the obligations of the Member States as to the time limit for transposition into national law, or as to application, as shown in Annex IV.
This Directive should not affect other existing rights regarding involvement and need not affect other existing representation structures, provided for by Community and national laws and practices.
The proposed Directive should not affect the existing stocks of bank debt and their statutory ranking in insolvency and will be applied to any issuance of bank debt following its date of application.
This Directive should not affect actions for damages in respect of infringements of national competition law which do not affect trade between Member States within the meaning of Article 101 or 102 TFEU.
This Directive should not affect in any circumstances the application of Council Regulation(EC) No 1030/2002 of 13 June 2002 laying down a uniform format for residence permits for third-country nationals 7.
This Directive should not affect the possibility for an EU Blue Card holder to enjoy additional rights and benefits which may be provided by national law, and which are compatible with this Directive. .
This Directive should not affect the right of the Member States to determine the volumes of admission of third-country nationals coming from third countries to their territory in order to seek work in accordance with Article 79(5) of the Treaty.
(60) This Directive should not affect the freedom of Member States to regulate the consequences of termination other than those provided for in this Directive, such as the consequences of the decrease of the value of the goods or of their destruction or loss.