Examples of using To the framework directive in English and their translations into Danish
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Recital(11) in the preamble to the Framework Directive states.
As rapporteur of this GSM Directive, I believe that we have found the correct end solution,placing strategic planning for the spectrum at Community level within future multi-annual programmes of radio spectrum policy and linking it to the framework directive.
All of you referred to the framework directive relating to the consumer acquis.
However, it is difficult to agree with Mrs Niebler' s amendment to the framework directive.
Last, but not least,I come to the framework directive on unfair business-to-consumer commercial practices.
As well as sustainable development,you, in relation to the framework directive on services of general interest, which was agreed in Barcelona, are proposing a Green Paper.
Similarly, bringing the classification date forward gives rise to problems with regard to the framework directive on water.
In relation to the framework directive on informing and hearing workers, may I say that the Commission will complete its amended proposal on a general framework for informing and hearing workers in the next few days, so as to ensure that it can be quickly adopted in the Council.
See also recital 1 in the preamble to the Framework Directive, which indicates clearly the importance of‘effective competition in the telecommunications sector during the transition from monopoly to full competition.
Finally, the Commission does not favour the adoption of Amendments Nos 2, 3, 4 and42 because they introduce labelling requirements which add to the framework directive relating to the labelling of foodstuffs.
However, for consistency' s sake and with regard to the framework directive which is the basis of this whole legislative approach, I cannot accept the others at present.
We are stopping just short, provided the Commissioner tonight can confirm that the Commission accepts the principles we have laid down and that they will back those principles and represent those those principles at Council,specifically in relation to the framework directive on energy taxation which, as I said, we will come back to. .
I am referring here to Amendments Nos 1, 2, the first part of 3, 4,7 and 12 to the framework directive and the first part of Amendment No 1 to the implementing directive. .
We call on the Commission, however, to modify the annexes to the framework directive on waste in order to make it clear, once and for all, what recycling is, since we cannot continue to hide behind the judgment of the Court of Justice in accordance with which the Commission interprets its own Directives. .
Finally, it should be noted that the proposal for a directive on flood risk management is closely linked to the framework directive on water resources approved by the European Parliament and the Council in 2000.
Without the adoption of certain amendments,including those relating to the framework directive, it is these principles themselves that are likely to fall by the wayside; there is a risk of the drift toward ultraliberalism caused by sectoral directives becoming the norm.
Some 50 simplification proposals were presented under this programme in 2006 relating to areas ranging from the Community customs code to the framework directive on waste, the common organisation of the markets in the agricultural sector, payment services and structural statistics on businesses.
We think, given that for the moment we are at the conciliation stage with regard to the framework directive on GMOs, that it would be wiser to await the conclusion of these conciliation proceedings and to deal with this problem once the framework has been clearly defined, which should, in principle, be in the month of January.
This means that Amendments Nos 9, the second part of 11, 13, 27 and 32 to the framework directive cannot be accepted, nor can the corresponding amendments to the implementation directive, namely Nos 2, 3 and the second part of 1.