Examples of using Directive does not provide in English and their translations into Finnish
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But that is precisely what the directive does not provide.
SL This directive does not provide for the 40-hour working week to be extended to a 60-hour one.
However, the evaluation study concludes that some semi-automatic arms can beeasily converted to automatic arms, and the existing Directive does not provide any technical criteria to prevent such conversion.
The present Directive does not provide strong enough tools to prevent this kind of situation.
Under the directive, those services must be available to all broadcasters under fair, appropriate and non-discriminatory conditions,that is to say that the directive does not provide for any technical resources, it does not contain any standards, nor does it speak out in favour of any particular system.
The Directive does not provide any rules for the valuation of the securities so acquired.
Article 9 is deleted as the Directive does not provide for implementing acts.
The Directive does not provide for the possibility of exclusion of any category of employer.
However, it believes that the Commission'sproposal in Article 88(2) of the proposed directive does not provide the necessary guarantees to ensure complete, objective and comparative information in the best interest of the patient.
The Directive does not provide any rules concerning the valuation of the securities received by the acquiring company from these shareholders.
However, as almost all of the parties having presented written observations in this case have asserted, I consider that the Directive does not provide for a general right to be forgotten in the sense that a data subject is entitled to restrict or terminate dissemination of personal data that he considers to be harmful or contrary to his interests.
The Directive does not provide for any harmonised procedure in relation to the registration and the certification of the approved transporters.
It contends that the directive itself lays down the method for setting limit values for emissions with a view to eliminating pollution caused by List I substances, which are considered more dangerous, whereas for List II substances,which are supposed to be less dangerous, the directive does not provide for the elimination of pollution by such substances but for the establishment of programmes including quality objectives with a view to its reduction.
I still judge that the draft directive does not provide adequate protection for farmers either here in Europe or in developing countries.
This Directive does not provide either for transfer of social security entitlements between Member States or other coordination of social security schemes.
The injunction procedure introduced by the Directive does not provide for consumers who have suffered harm because of an illicit practice to obtain compensation.
The directive does not provide any new added value for the environment and it is an unnecessary administrative burden for local and regional authorities.
However, there is still a gap as the Directive does not provide for mutual recognition and transfer of responsibility as regards international protection to another Member State.
This Directive does not provide neither for transfer of social security entitlements between Member States nor for coordination of social security schemes.
Equally importantly, the existing Directive does not provide an effective legal foundation for fully realising the extensive benefits of an integrated financial market.
Moreover, the Directive does not provide for explicit empowerment at Community level to check whether all conditions established by the Directive are enforced by Member States30.
The directive does not provide for the automatic mutual recognition of a prospectus prepared under the provisions of Article 12 in order to gain admission to regulated markets, even though this has been vetted by a competent authority.
The Directive does not provide for explicit provisions, such as those in Article 2(5) and(6) of Directive 92/100/EEC on the presumed transfer of the rental right, with regard to the right of communication to the public by satellite.
In practice however, this Directive does not provide an effective solution for professionals performing frequent and regular cross-border activities in IWT and for this reason the possibilities offered by this general framework have hardly been used by the workers in the sector.
Whereas the latter Directive does not provide for a presumption rule on the transfer of the rights harmonised, articles 14bis(2) and(3) of the Berne Convention might be seen as a basis for allowing divergent national rules on first ownership of rights and presumed transfer of rights also with regard to the rights harmonised by this Directive. .
However, as far as employee participation rights are concerned, the Directive does not provide for any such mechanism that would cater for the situation where, for instance, an SE with a few(or none) employees at the moment of its establishment increases its workforce subsequently or where an SE subject to employee participation transfers its registered office and is absorbed by a company of a different type without participation or with less participation.
The Directives does not provide for any monitoring or evaluation by businesses.
The Community directives do not provide specific rules regarding the operation of a deposit bank.
It accordingly sent a com munication to the Member States in 1991, but the Court of Justice,to which one Member State had appealed, ruled that the 1990 directive did not provide for this requirement; in 1993 the Commission therefore amended the 1980 directive to include the requirement explicitly.
Some market participants argue that the existing Directives do not provide sufficient enforcement at Member State level.