Examples of using Directive's scope in English and their translations into Finnish
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A further example is the directive's scope.
Alignment of the Directive's scope with that of the Parent-Subsidiary Directive is thus one of the main goals.
This clarifies the Directive's scope.
Moreover, the review clause leaves the door open to the reintroduction of the country-of-origin principle and to the addition of services currently outside the directive's scope.
Article 2 sets out the Directive's scope.
They are directly inspired by the Directive's scope being limited to contractual terms that have"not been individually negotiated.
A new Article 1 clarifies the directive's scope.
In my view, the agreement concerning the directive's scope is also to be welcomed, since it will affect every Member State, by regulating at least their main airports.
There is, secondly, a question of the Directive's scope.
The Commission accordingly proposes to widen the Directive's scope so as to include draft rules and regulations on information society services.
As such, it should be excluded from the Directive's scope.
It results from a different interpretation of the Directive's scope related to the definition of an'equivalent material' and the applicability of the corresponding fire safety standards.
Article 2 sets out the Directive's scope.
Thirdly, I feel it is unacceptable for oil pollution in maritime transport andradioactive pollution caused by nuclear reactors to be excluded from the directive's scope.
The European Parliament proposes to define the Directive's scope by referring to Articles 2, 3 and 141 of the Treaty.
These important elements, however much they satisfied your rapporteur, were nevertheless unable to offset the refusal by the Commission andthe Council to extend the directive's scope.
The amendments proposed in this recast aim to extend the Directive's scope and apply the tax exemption in a wider number of cases.
Extending the directive's scope beyond that of the Commission's original proposal would, as I see it, be likely to jeopardise the certainty of the legal framework proposed and the resulting insurance guarantees, thus making it difficult to enforce a principle useful to European society in general.
In any case, the Dutch Labour Party puts the bather first;we cannot see the point of extending the directive's scope to include other forms of recreation.
They are aimed at enlarging the directive's scope to include not only interest payments but all savings income, as well as products that generate interest or equivalent income.
Stricter quality is now being enforced- I have nothing against stricter quality- andParliament would like to extend the directive's scope to include all forms of recreation.
They set out to enlarge the directive's scope to include all savings income, as well as products that generate interest or equivalent income, and to avoid circumvention of the directive. .
The main intention is to enhance legal certainty and ensure the highest possible level of health protection and consumer safety by clarifying the Directive's scope and meaning and simplifying procedures.
Their introduction into EU law would require either an extension of the Directive's scope, as it currently regulates only sulphur fuel standards, or the adoption of a new instrument.
Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to start by expressing especial thanks to our rapporteur, Mr Manders, who has been right behind this directive in the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market and has endeavoured to unite the various views on the directive's scope into compromises that all the groups can support.
This provision relating to the Directive's scope lays down the conditions under which certain persons offering mediation services for insurance contracts are not covered by the Directive. .
The aim of the proposal is, as has been stressed by the speakers,to enhance legal certainty by clarifying the directive's scope and meaning and by removing ambiguities that have led to different interpretations.
The aim of the present initiative is to extend the Directive's scope to beneficiaries of international protection in order to offer them legal certainty about their residence and rights which are comparable to those of EU nationals.
Despite the outermost regions not having been explicitly excluded from the scope of the directive(by recognising the permanent natural and geographical disadvantages and constraints affecting these regions and by establishing adequate derogations from compliance with universal public service obligations), as we proposed,we welcome the fact that the directive's scope has been limited to airports with more than 5 million passengers per year.
This recast naturally requires the expansion of the directive's scope, so as to contribute to the protection of human health and the ecologically correct recycling and disposal of waste from electrical and electronic equipment.