Examples of using Directive sets in English and their translations into Danish
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This directive sets an upper limit which cannot be exceeded.
To achieve this objective, the directive sets out a range of requirements.
The directive sets a standard of 50 mg of nitrate per litre of surface water.
That applies in particular to the use of chemicals in toys,in which regard the directive sets completely new standards.
The Directive sets out the amendments to Directive 72/462/EEC necessary for this extension.
In all, 84% of bathing areas complied with this standard, for which the Directive sets only a guide value.
The Directive sets basic requirements on the organisation, management and oversight of investment funds.
These are the two principles which are absolutely crucial to Danish law, andwhere we are obliged to say that this directive sets Denmark back.
In furthering its second aim, the directive sets forth certain minimum require ments which the universal service must fulfil.
Each pollutant has different limit values andthe whole thing is very complex but, briefly, the directive sets limits for emissions to be achieved by 2005 and 2010.
The proposed Directive sets a target date of 1995 for the reduction of emissions from new and existing plants.
We support the Schmidt report on proposal No 1, but we regret the fact that the directive sets a lot of quantity limits that restrict the ability to spread risks.
The Directive sets out the health requirements for each phase of milk production, processing, marketing and transport.
At the same time, the Large Combustion Plant Directive sets minimum limit values on emissions for the most important atmospheric pollutants.
The Directive sets the duration of copyright in a literary or artistic work at 70 years after:- the death of the author of the work;- the date on which the work was lawfully made available to the public, in the case of an anonymous or pseudonymous work. 2.
The proposal for a Council directive sets itself a different objective altogether; amongst others, that of increasing the mobility and flexibility of the immigrant workforce within the European Union.
This Directive sets a limit value for SO2 of 2 000mg/m' for new plants(authorized after 1 July 1987) of between 50 and 100 MWth using solid fuels.
I still believe, however, that the directive sets very ambitious targets that local administrations will struggle to achieve unless they are given financial aid, including EU aid.
This Directive sets technical specifications on health and environmental grounds for fuels to be used for vehicles equipped with positive-ignition and compression-ignition engines.
On the other hand, the directive sets a minimum level of what the Member States have to guarantee to their patients as regards the reimbursement of the costs of cross-border health care.
The Directive sets a Community minimum level of compensation per investor of ECU 20 000, while at the same time authorizing Member States to provide for a higher level of compensation if they so wish.
The Directive sets targets for recovery and the minimization of final disposal for all packaging waste to be achieved no later than 10 years from the date of implementation of the Directive in national law.
This directive sets cold-start emission limits for certain light vehicles not covered by the current law in the 1 305 to 1 760 kg weight class in the case of category Nl and in the greater than 2 500 kg weight class for category Ml.
The Directive sets the term of protection for copyright at 70 years after:- the death of the author, where the author is a natural person;- the date on which the work is lawfully made available to the public, in the case of collective, anonymous or pseudonymous works. 2.
These directives set minimum rules.
This directive setting standards of quality and safety of collection is absolutely vital.
In July 1986 Council finally adopted two more Directives setting maximum levels for pesticide residues in and on cereals and foodstuffs of animal origin OJ L 221, 7.8.1986.
Proposal for a European Parliament and Council directive setting standards of quality and safety for the collection, testing, processing, storage and distribution of human blood and blood components and amending Council Directive 89/381/EEC: point 1.4.109 of this Bulletin.
D Directive setting quality and safety standards for the collection, monitoring, processing, conser vation and distribution of human blood and blood components: adopted-» point 1.4.109.
Mr President, the proposal for a directive setting standards of quality and safety for the collection, testing, processing, storage and distribution of human blood and blood components has come at exactly the right time, given recent developments in the medical and public health sectors.