Examples of using Need for a directive in English and their translations into Danish
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There is no need for a directive.
My Group and the PPE-DE Group do not exclude the need for a directive.
Why is there a need for a Directive on unfair commercial practices?
Thus employees, our fellow citizens andconsumers no longer really see the need for a directive on services.
Hence, the need for a directive on the labelling of these allergenic additives.
I will go further than that: I am, I believe,the first speaker up to now who can say in no uncertain terms that he does not see the need for a directive like this.
There is an urgent need for a directive on the whole range of muscle and bone problems.
This is very positive, because we have come a long way and, as you will all remember,not everybody was convinced that there was a need for a directive on financial services.
The idea and the need for a directive are therefore justified and the outcome is to be welcomed.
With our European ports featuring among the most modern and most competitive in the world,I fail to understand the need for a directive aimed at liberalising port services in Europe.
We still maintain the need for a directive that brings the many individual Commission directives together in a coherent whole!
Now a word on behalf ofour already hard-pressed farmers, many of whom have written to my constituency office to strongly question the need for a directive on soil protection.
The main problems were the objections to the need for a directive, given the principle of subsidiarity, and the question of the export ban.
Given the process of European integration and, particularly,within the context of the increasingly technology-based global society in which we move, the need for a Directive on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions is obvious.
There is a need for a directive on carcinogens, and for the scope of the current directive to be extended to include medicinal preparations, cosmetics and pesticides.
We do not think that the Commission has demonstrated the need for a Directive convincingly or that the lack of a Directive would cause serious disruption.
This is the first reading, and it is important that we show the Commission, the Council andthe wider public that we are quite serious about this and that we recognize the need for a directive, but one with an ethical dimension.
By voting in favour of this report, I want to emphasise the need for a directive- based on Article 13 of the EC Treaty- on the equality of women and men in areas other than employment.
Health and safety at work orandum on employee participation in asset formation.4Parliament requested the Com mission to draw up a recommendation on this subject and, within five years,to present a report on progress in this area in the Member States, in which the need for a directive, at least with respect to certain aspects of asset formation, is examined.
This Parliament has repeatedly pointed out to the Commission andthe Council over many years that there is an urgent need for a directive on a framework for services of general economic interest.
This is why there is an urgent need for a directive against concentrations in the field of information that will regulate the dealings of those who are involved in politics and, at the same time, control very important media.
Mr President, I think it is fair to congratulate Mrs Rothe on the excellent work she has done on this report and, above all, on the spirit of creativity and consensus she has demonstrated in producing it, trying to avoid the conciliation procedure,which would have done the sector few favours given the urgent need for a directive in as important a field as renewable energy.
There is of course a need for a directive that will allow biotechnological inventions to be patented when- and only when- such inventions are of real use to society; a directive that offers a meaningful response to suffering.
More pressure was applied through the statements made by a number of delegations in the Council questioning the need for a directive promoting cogeneration, and making it clear that the directive would be blocked if Parliament requested anything beyond this support.
That is why there is a need for a directive to create a stable economic and legal framework for present and future national systems of book price fixing, without any associated obligation on those Member States that do not want such systems.
Mr President, I would like to state briefly that I do not believe that anyone doubts the need for a directive to tackle this problem, which is a serious problem not only for Europe, but for all seas world-wide, and that urgent and effective measures are therefore necessary.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,we do not question the need for a directive or the need to pave the way for liberalisation. This proposal for a directive, however, has been framed in a similar way to the one that was rejected in the House in November 2003, and does not take account of Parliament's recommendations.
In the current situation the need for such a directive is even stronger.
We want and need a directive for public services,for services of general interest.