Examples of using Different directives in English and their translations into Finnish
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I think it is over 17 different directives.
Different directives sometimes apply when a product is being put into circulation and during its subsequent use.
At present, this area is governed by seven different directives.
All regulations issued by different directives must be harmonised and all manufacturing definitions referred to in directives must be uniform.
We have different definitions in several different directives.
Mr Schwab's report has the aim of merging four different directives: those on off-premises sales, on distance sales, on guarantees and on unfair contract terms.
This de-compartmentalisation applies to the assessment of the different directives.
The inconsistencies between the different directives could be eliminated.
This overlap should not cause any problems on the market or vis-a-vis fulfilling obligations under the different directives.
I think it must be underlined that different directives sometimes have different aims.
As it stands, some products must undergo different procedures to meet the requirements of several different directives.
Current chemicals regulation is very confusing and inefficient,covering 40 different directives that are more or less independent of each other.
The method of simplifying the present hygiene rules for products of animal origin is by recasting the different Directives.
The President of our own Parliament said here today that there are 56 different directives dealing with the sale and production of goods for supply and for services.
In this connection I would furthermore like to draw attention to the problems that arise if there is no coordination between different directives.
In writing.-(DE) This report concerns the bringing together of four different directives on consumer protection and thus contains the acquis communautaire since 2004.
At the same time, however, legal certainty also means that we must avoid a situation in which several different directives apply to one product.
At Community level, rights of access to services are defined in different directives, but the Community institutions alone cannot ensure that these rights are fully granted in practice.
The report does not involve any change of substance butbrings together a number of different directives into a coherent text.
As a second point,the Committee on Legal Affairs takes the view that different directives should not be enacted for each individual type of non-conventional medicine, since the very contentious issue then arises of what is nonconventional medicine?
The simplification of legislation through the replacement of nine different directives is a worthwhile exercise.
Mr President, the proposal on foodhygiene referred to by the Member in question is a consolidation and simplification of the existing set of hygiene rules contained in 17 different directives.
In general the new law does not provide a sufficient basis to assess whether the scope of the different directives has been respected, particularly as regards services and utilities.
It has been argued that Member States should retain discretion in deciding the scope of the definitions of‘worker' used in different Directives.
Some Member States have pointed to the need to simplify and harmonise the procedures established by the different Directives concerning information, consultation and participation of employees.
The Commission considers this an important improvement compared to the old lists that were dispersed over several annexes in three different directives.
Secondly, there are various considerations regarding the different directives which have gone through Parliament, the Council and Commission in the recent past with regard to design and models; some thought might also be given to standardizing safety features within the automobile sector to ensure they are made available, not necessarily as extras but also as part of the normal construction of automobiles to guarantee the safety not only of the drivers but also of the passengers and pedestrians.
I will now move on to a question raised by Mrs Plooij who spoke about the way in which the different directives have to be aligned with each other.
But, when we get down to it, we cannot say that the same rules apply and I think that, in view of the fact that other directives have been put into effect, one might wonder whether it is still logical to have only one directive, ormight it not be easier to deal with if there were two different directives?
The Commission has launched an eight weekinternet consultation on the draft legislation, which is aimed at replacing over 40 different directives and regulations under current legislation.