Examples of using Language easily understood in English and their translations into Dutch
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in a clearly visible, easily legible manner in a language easily understood by consumers.
The contact details shall be in a language easily understood by appliance manufacturers and the market surveillance authorities as determined by the Member State concerned.
in a clearly visible, easily legible manner in a language easily understood by consumers.
The expression'a language easily understood' used in Article 14 of the Directive is not equivalent to'the official language of the Member State' or'the language of the region.
mandatory food information shall appear in a language easily understood by the consumers of the Member States where a food is marketed.
and(b) is not given in a language easily understood by purchasers.
The contact details shall be in a language easily understood by consumers and other end-users and of the market surveillance authorities as determined by the Member State concerned.
documentation necessary to demonstrate the conformity of the product, in a language easily understood by that authority.
The particulars required in this Article shall be given in a language easily understood by the purchaser unless other measures have been taken to ensure that the purchaser is informed.
documentation necessary to demonstrate the conformity of the transportable pressure equipment in a language easily understood by that authority;
Member States shall ensure that the information covered by this Directive appears in a language easily understood by purchasers, unless other measures have been taken to ensure that the purchaser is informed.
understandable information in a language easily understood by the consumer.
All the compulsory particulars specified in the Directive must appear on the labelling in a language easily understood by purchasers or by means of other measures such as designs,
They may, however, require that the particulars provided for in Article 6(1)(b),(c),(d) and(f) be expressed at least in their own national or official language or languages; they may also require that the particulars provided for in Article 6(1)(g) be expressed in a language easily understood by the consumer.
Obligations of manufacturers to provide instructions and safety information in a language easily understood by consumers and end-users, and to carry out sample testing
and(b) are not given in a language easily understood by purchasers, unless the purchaser is informed by other means.
In the case of sales to the ultimate consumer, in a language easily understood by purchasers as referred to in Article 14 of Council Directive 79/112/EEC in the Member State in which such sales take place; this provision shall not prevent such particulars from being indicated in various languages. .
concerning the labelling and presentation of foodstuffs must appear'in a language easily understood by purchasers, unless other measures have been taken to ensure that the purchaser is informed.
All the compulsory particulars specified in Directive 79/112 must appear on the labelling in a language easily understood by consumers in the State or region concerned or by means of
Member States will have to ensure the prohibition, within their own territories, of the sale of foodstuffs for which the particulars specified by the Directive do not appear in a language easily understood by the consumer, unless the consumer is in fact informed by means of other measures.
to carry out the necessary assessment of the facts in order to decide in each specific case whether the labelling on the product is formulated in a language easily understood by purchasers and whether the other means of information chosen ensure in reality that clear,
Article 4(2) do not appear in a language easily understood by purchasers, unless other measures have been taken to ensure that the purchaser is informed.
Article 4(2) do not appear in a language easily understood by the consumer, unless the consumer is in fact informed by means of other measures determined in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 20(2) as regards one or more labelling particulars.
ensure that the sale of extraction solvents within their own territories is prohibited if the particulars provided for in this Article do not appear in a language easily understood by purchasers, unless other measures have been taken to ensure that the purchaser is informed.
do not appear in a language easily understood by the purchaser, unless the latter is given such information by other means; this provision shall not preclude the appearance of the said particulars in several languages.
the Fifteen will shortly be able to ban the sale of foodstuffs whose labels do not set out, in a language easily understood by the consumer, the information to which he or she is already entitled under the provisions of existing EU legislation.
the Piageme v Peeters case, which clarifies the concept of'language easily understood by consumers', and is intended as a guide not only to the rights of citizens
Article 4( 2) do not appear in a language easily understood by the consumer, unless the consumer is in fact informed by means of other measures, determined as regards one or more labelling particulars.
in their territory if the particulars referred to in paragraph 1 do not appear in a language easily understood by the purchasers of the Member States where those products are marketed, unless such information is given by other means; this shall not preclude the appearance of those particulars in several languages.
On the question of languages, Member States will have to ensure the prohibition, within their own territories, of the sale of foodstuffs for which the particulars specified by the Directive do not appear in a language easily understood by the consumer, unless the consumer is in fact informed by means of other measures determined under the committee procedure as regards one or more labelling particulars.