Examples of using Directive contains in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Directive contains other specific provisions.
Consequently, the proposal for a Directive contains.
The Directive contains provisions for the settlement of disputes.
In order to ensure legal certainty, the Directive contains two lists of unfair terms.
This Directive contains rules on the participation in general meetings.
Instead, and crucially, the directive contains a“review clause” Article 4.2.
The directive contains a procedure for making use of a standard compulsory.
Safeguards for vulnerable consumers: The Directive contains provisions that aim at preventing exploitation of vulnerable consumers.
The Directive contains supplementary rules intended to ensure effectiveness.
It is true that the directive contains ten minimum conditions that are to be met.
The directive contains some of the measures proposed in the Green Paper on supplementary pensions.
In addition the directive contains an occupational limit value for a known carcinogen.
The Directive contains specific targets for plastics, metals, paper/board and glass.
At the same time, the directive contains safety clauses worded strongly enough to restrict economic migration.
The Directive contains a set of provisions to improve consumer information on meat products in a variety of ways.
Although the Qualification Directive contains provisions on cessation of status, currently they are not systematically used in practice.
The Directive contains a set of mechanisms and tools enabling further progress beyond implementation.
My first remark is that the directive contains proposals relating to the conduct of clinical trials of medicinal products on human subjects and the implementation of GCP.
This Directive contains provisions that implement elements of each of the preferred options of the IA, including.
The Directive contains a number of provisions allowing the Member States to make unilateral exemptions from some of the rules.
The directive contains rules which should make it less difficult for victims of discrimination to challenge unfair treatment.
The Directive contains the possibility of adapting the methods to scientific and technical progress via the Tobacco Products Regulatory Committee.
Moreover, the Directive contains an exhaustive list of documents and details which Member States may require for the registration of an SUP.
The Draft Directive contains provisions on the definition of the general infringement, on participation and instigation and on implementation.
This directive contains specific actions aimed at minimising the damage caused by floods, but we should also remember the ecological and environmental impact they have.
The Directive contains a number of provisions that are broadly formulated and, explicitly or implicitly, leave Member States a margin of manoeuvre in adopting national legislation.
The directive contains a safeguard clause for the Member States and enables them to be in control of planning their healthcare and infrastructures, precisely to prevent medical tourism.
For example, the directive contains proposals saying that the European Commission should direct more of the resources in the European Union Structural Funds into financing the energy efficiency of buildings.
The Directive contains an exception from the right to a limit of working hours and minimum rest periods in the case of workers who can determine their own working time, such as managing executives.
Moreover, the Seveso II directive contains the new provision recognising that the implications of major accident hazards should be taken into account in the land use planning policies of the Member States.