Examples of using Directive would in English and their translations into Czech
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The Prime Directive would seem to apply.
That is how it should be because an action plan without a directive would not give us anything very new.
This directive would also provide methods of preventing potential abuse.
Had it not been important, this directive would not exist.
Revising the directive would provide the instruments needed to combat this practice.
The Commission takes the view that a self-standing directive would bring limited added value.
This Directive would support local authorities and public bodies who value the environment.
We know that they are not today,and the implementation of this directive would demand a lot from the Member States.
This directive would not have turned out so successfully without a strong European Parliament.
Or I, therefore ask you to think about whether a directive would be necessary for regulating this important area.
The directive would also improve the status of multiple birth and adoptive families and that of families with disabled children.
Based on article 113 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, the directive would require unanimity for adoption by the Council, after consulting the European Parliament.
Adopting this directive would guarantee that the EU and its Member States offer a comprehensive legal framework against discrimination on these grounds on an equal basis.
My thanks also for the contributions from our fellow Members on the left, without whose support the directive would not have the credibility that I am confident it will have tomorrow after a very broad vote.
Implementing the present directive would provide a legal basis for harmonisation and would bring great benefits to consumers and to the sector.
Excluding manure destined for biogas production orcomposting plants from the scope of the Waste Framework Directive would result in excluding such plants from the scope of the IPPC Directive. .
This revision of the directive would also include solvency rules for pension funds.
Some of the opt-outs and exceptions had been provisionally included at the requestof the United Kingdom, on the understanding that a more coherent directive would be put forward after a seven year transitional period.
The successful implementation of this directive would finally do away with the false image that has been promoted of the'Polish plumber.
Proposing a definitive list of products would not be feasible because the electrical andelectronics market is a rapidly changing one, so the directive would have to be revised continually and would never be up to date.
The Package Travel Directive would only apply if car rentals are included in a holiday package.
I would like to stress that the Commission's proposal to remove self-employed drivers from the scope of the directive would represent a significant step backwards in EU social policy and in the area of transport.
This Directive would have been exactly the right place to give Sunday a real footing as the non-working day throughout Europe, and that is why I find this regrettable.
In writing.- Amendment 112: I am rejecting the Commission proposal,as a Soil Framework Directive would simply mean increased bureaucracy and duplication of regulations without bringing about any additional improvements to soil protection.
This directive would provide the legal basis for the operation of the proposed European Public Prosecutor's Office(EPPO), which is currently being discussed by EU governments.
Lastly, even ifwe keep to what we regard as the correct interpretation of the Court's case law, the directive would still offer great added value by clarifying the rights of patients, providing them with the necessary information and ensuring that this case law is interpreted in a uniform manner and is therefore applied universally and consistently in all the Member States of the European Union.
This directive would help small and medium-sized enterprises to a large extent and promote job creation and economic growth, while taking consumers' interests into account.
We are also not convinced that the Directive would improve the existing situation under national law and the jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice in this area.
The directive would establish a range of instruments that supervisory authorities could use: preparatory and preventive measures, early intervention, and resolution tools and powers.
Prohibiting overtime in the directive would essentially mean that in certain cases employees would still have to do overtime, but instead illegally; in other words, without additional pay or legal protection.
