Examples of using Directive is based in English and their translations into Danish
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The directive is based on producer responsibility.
Construction products(summary 7.3): the Directive is based on the new approach principles summary 1.1.
That Directive is based on the same principles as the current proposal.
Using the enterprises' language, I should like to say that this directive is based not only on social solidarity and social justice, but on competition issues as well.
The directive is based on patients' needs, and not on financial resources.
But instead of going for a scientific safety assessment, the directive is based on an outmoded Recommended Daily Allowance dating back to the Second World War.
Our directive is based on a fundamental point: restoring the good ecological status of seas.
Thus rather than seeking the"harmonization" of national curricula for a specific professional qualification, the Directive is based on"mutual trust and confi dence" in the professional qualifications of another EC Member State.
This one Directive is based on two separate proposals in the White Paper.
Whereas the Commission, after consulting the Member States within the Standing Veterinary Committee, submitted to the Council a report laying down the conditions governing plant, operation andcontrol which the process of chilling by immersion in water must meet in order not to be considered as falling within the scope of the said prohibition; whereas this Directive is based on the conclusions of that report.
This one Directive is based on two separate proposals in the White Paper.
This can be done if the directive is based on Article 100a, as proposed by the Committee on the Environment.
The Directive is based on Article 100a and also aims to achieve a high level of risk protection by laying down a certain number of essential safety requirements for the construction of recreational craft.
This last directive is based on the new approach principles described in section 1.
The directive is based on mutual recognition of the products containing biocides, and it may be a problem when not all the Member States have competent authorities within the meaning of the directive. .
This proposal for a directive is based on principles that Member States have already adopted in existing directives. .
The directive is based on the statutory regulations for securing loads Road Traffic Act and German Commercial Code.
If the House adopts these amendments, since the directive is based on Article 100a, we shall have to appoint a dele gation from the European Parliament as soon as possible to take part in the conciliation committee, in accordance with Rule 75 of the Rules of Procedure.
If the directive is based on Article 95, which relates to the market, it will be the market and not good healthcare that is the governing factor.
This last Directive is based on the new approach principles described in summary 1.1.
This Directive is based on the principles and concepts set out in the Council Resolution of 7 May 1985 on a new approach to technical harmonisation and standards13.
This proposal for a directive is based on Article 13 of the Treaty, which authorises the EU to take action to combat discrimination, in this case discrimination based on sex.
That Directive is based on the same principles as the current proposal: it offers the possibility for Member States wishing to restrict or prohibit GMO cultivation on their territory without affecting the EU risk assessment.
To Mr Purvis I say that this directive is based on two principles: first, the principle of compliance with prudential requirements of the home Member States and second, compliance with the social and labour legislation of the host Member States, i.e. where the company is established.
Generally speaking, the Directive is based on the principle that any derogation from the general rules must be justified by problems which are specific to a Member State and must be reexamined in connection with the report to be submitted by the Commission by the end of 1998.
The directive is based on the Basel Committee's recommendation, the Basel III standards from December 2010, and covers a number of elements with respect to regulation of credit institutions, including especially requirements for more and better capital in the banks and the introduction of new liquidity regulation.
Nevertheless, it must be noted that the directive is based on internal market legislation, on Article 95 of the EC Treaty- in other words, on the first pillar of the treaty, which has unfortunately made it impossible to directly include foreign-policy agreements under the second pillar, such as the European Code of Conduct on arms exports.
Whereas this Directive is based on a preliminary analysis of the risks posed by the chlorinated solvents and the advantages and drawbacks of restrictions, whereas a general evaluation of the risks to man and the environment of chloroform is being carried out pursuant to Council Regulation(EEC) No 793/93(4) and Commission Regulation(EC) No 1488/94(5);
The directive is based on a coexistence model, that is to say, it offers the Member States two options. They may either operate a withholding tax on payment of interest within their territory, making no distinction between residents and non-residents, or choose instead to provide other Member States with information on savings income paid to non-residents in their territory.
This Directive is based on Court of Justice case-law, in particular case-law on award criteria, which clarifies the possibilities for the contracting entities to meet the needs of the public concerned, including in the environmental and/or social area, provided that such criteria are linked to the subject-matter of the contract, do not confer an unrestricted freedom of choice on the contracting entity, are expressly mentioned and comply with the fundamental principles mentioned in recital 9.