Examples of using Directive should not apply in English and their translations into Croatian
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For this reason, this Directive should not apply to contracts in those areas.
If Member States apply terrestrial planning to coastal waters or parts thereof, this Directive should not apply to those waters.
This Directive should not apply to payment transactions made in cash since a single payments market for cash already exists.
However, for reasons of legal clarity and coherence, the provisions on equal treatment andfamily reunification of this Directive should not apply to this group of EU Blue Card holders in the Member State which granted them international protection.
This Directive should not apply to cross-border surveillance as referred to in the Convention implementing the Schengen Agreement(4).
In order to ensure a uniform application of the laws, regulations andadministrative provisions necessary for Member States to comply with this Directive to contracts concluded from the transpo sition date onwards, this Directive should not apply to contracts concluded before its transposition date.
This Directive should not apply to any service provided between the satellite operator and the data provider that enables the latter to have access to high resolution satellite data.
In order to ensure that the laws, regulations andadministrative provisions necessary for Member States to comply with this Directive are applied in a uniform manner to contracts concluded from the transposition date onwards, this Directive should not apply to contracts concluded before its transposition date.
The Directive should not apply to projects with a total intended storage below 100 kilotonnes, undertaken for research, development or testing of new products and processes.
As medium combustion plants firing refinery fuels alone or with other fuels for the production of energy within mineral oil and gas refineries, and recovery boilers within installations for the production of pulp, are subject to emission levels associatedwith best available techniques(BAT) set out in BAT conclusions already established under Directive 2010/75/EU, this Directive should not apply to such plants.
More specifically, this Directive should not apply to those long-term care services deemed necessary in order to enable the person in need of care to live as full and self-determined a life as possible.
This Directive should not apply to third country nationals who apply to reside in a Member State as researchers in order to carry out a research project, as they fall within the scope of Council Directive 2005/71/EC of 12 October 2005 on a specific procedure for admitting third-country nationals for the purposes of scientific research12.
It should also be recalled that this Directive should not apply where centralised or ancillary purchasing activities are provided other than through a contract for pecuniary interest which constitutes procurement within the meaning of this Directive. .
This Directive should not apply to third-country nationals posted by undertakings established in a Member State in the framework of a provision of services in accordance with Directive 96/71/EC.
However this Directive should not apply to digital content which is embedded in goods in such a way that it operates as an integral part of the goods and its functions are subordinate to the main functionalities of the goods.
This Directive should not apply to the activities of cash-in-transit companies(CITs) and cash management companies(CMCs) where the activities concerned are limited to the physical transport of banknotes and coins.
However, this Directive should not apply to the assembly of pressure equipment on the site and under the responsibility of a user who is not the manufacturer, as in the case of industrial installations.
This Directive should not apply to third-country nationals who apply to reside in a Member State as researchers in order to carry out a research project, as they fall within the scope of Council Directive 2005/71/EC 12.
This Directive should not apply to third-country nationals who apply to reside in a Member State as researchers in order to carry out a research project, as they fall within the scope of Council Directive 2005/71/ECÂ 12.
This Directive should not apply to contractual schemes or IPS that are not officially recognised as DGSs, except as regards the limited requirements on advertising and information of depositors in the case of the exclusion or withdrawal of a credit institution.
(17) This Directive should not apply to products sold for exclusive use in installations authorised according to Directive 1999/13/EC where emission limiting measures provide alternative means of achieving at least equivalent VOC emission reductions.
This Directive should not apply to the processing of personal data in the course of an activity which falls outside the scope of Union law, in particular concerning national security, or to data processed by the Union institutions, bodies, offices and agencies, such as Europol or Eurojust.
This Directive should not apply to payment transactions made in cash since a Single Payments Market for cash already exists. This Directive should also not apply to those payment transactions based on paper cheques since, by their nature, they cannot be processed as efficiently as other means of payment.
This Directive should not apply to the provision of reinsurance cover carried out or fully guaranteed by a Member State for reasons of substantial public interest, in the capacity of reinsurer of last resort, in particular where because of a specific situation in a market, it is not feasible to obtain adequate commercial cover;
This Directive should not apply to certain emergency services where they are performed by non-profit organisations or associations, since the particular nature of those organisations would be difficult to preserve if the service providers had to be chosen in accordance with the procedures set out in this Directive. .
(10) This Directive should not apply to certain credit agreements where the creditor contributes a lump sum, periodic payments or other forms of credit disbursement in return for a sum deriving from the sale of a residential immovable property and whose primary objective is to facilitate consumption, such as equity release products or other equivalent specialised products.
This Directive should not apply to third-country nationals who apply to reside in a Member State as researchers in order to carry out a research project, as they fall within the scope of Directive(EU) 2016/801 of the European Parliament and of the Council37 which introduces a specific procedure for admitting third-country nationals for the purposes of scientific research.
This Directive should not apply to categories of third-country nationals to whom a particular scheme under Union law, with specific entry conditions and sets of rights,applies when the inclusion of those categories in this Directive would go against the rationale of the particular scheme, create unnecessary legal complexity or entail a risk of abuses.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(15) This Directive should not apply to concessions awarded by contracting entities and intended to permit the performance of an activity referred to in Annex III if, in the Member State in which this activity is carried out, it is directly exposed to competition on markets to which access is not limited, as established following a procedure provided for to this purpose in accordance with Art.
This Directive should not apply to concessions awarded by contracting entities and intended to permit the performance of an activity referred to in Annex II if, in the Member State in which that activity is carried out, it is directly exposed to competition on markets to which access is not limited, as established following a procedure provided for to this purpose in Directive 2014/25/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council(13).