Examples of using Draft directive in English and their translations into Croatian
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The draft directive has two main objectives.
The European Commission tabled the draft directive on 12 September 2018.
The draft directive thus runs counter to European efforts to combat money laundering.
The European Commission has presented this draft directive in late May 2018.
December 2016 draft directive on the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing.
The European Parliament voted its position on the draft directive in October 2015.
The draft directive is the latest of a number of measures designed to prevent corporate tax avoidance.
In July 2017 EU ambassadors agreed on a mandate for negotiations on the draft directive.
February 2018 draft directive delaying implementation of directive 2016/97 on insurance distribution Press contacts.
Given the potential impact on theinvestment climate in Europe, the EESC would have welcomed an impact assessment in the draft directive.
It will also hear a presentation on a draft directive to fight unfair trading practices in the food supply chain.
The draft directive establishes'hallmarks' to identify the types of schemes to be reported to the tax authorities.
Takes note that the Council consulted the European Parliament on the draft directive, although such consultation is not required under the legal basis proposed by the Commission;
The draft directive builds on 2015 OECD recommendations to address tax base erosion and profit shifting BEPS.
Attempt of recruitment and training, travel abroad with the purpose of participating in the activities of a terrorist group, andthe financing of the various terrorist offences defined in the draft Directive.
Council negotiating position on the draft directive on the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing, December 2016.
The draft directive sets up a uniform system of certification across the EU for the entire crew, from apprentices to boat masters.
The presidency also briefed ministers on the draft directive on network and information security, on which the Council adopted its position at first reading on 17 May.
The draft directive COM(2012)363 on the fight against fraud to the EU financial interests by means of criminal law(PIF) is also of relevance.
The Council reached a political agreement on a draft directive aimed at improving transparency in the assurances given by member states to companies about how their taxes are calculated.
The draft directive is aimed at preventing aggressive tax planning by enabling increased scrutiny of the activities of tax intermediaries.
Maintaining a coverage level of €100 000 per deposit, the draft directive harmonises the framework for DGSs across the EU and enhances depositor protection, simplifying in particular coverage and pay-out arrangements.Â.
The draft directive would not apply to travel services that are bought as stand-alone products, such as a flight or a hotel room.
Ministers discussed the draft directive that seeks to ensure that women occupy 40% of non-executive board seats on public companies by 2020.
The draft directive thus runs counter to European efforts to combat money laundering, and is extremely counter-productive in this respect.
Where a member of the Council considers that a draft directive as referred to in paragraph 1 or 2 would affect fundamental aspects of its criminal justice system, it may request that the draft directive be referred to the European Council.
The draft directive requires dispute resolution mechanisms to be mandatory and binding, with clear time limits and an obligation to reach results.
The draft directive introduces a common definition of trade secrets, as well as means through which victims of trade secret misappropriation can obtain redress.
The draft directive COM(2012)363 on the fight against fraud to the EU financial interests by means of criminal law(PIF) is also of relevance.
The draft directive defines the reception conditions to which applicants will have access, including material reception conditions and access to health care.