Examples of using Directive is designed in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Directive is designed to remove these obstacles.
This is the shortcoming on certain job markets which this directive is designed to rectify or prevent in future.
This directive is designed to make up for what was omitted at the time.
Mr President, there is a danger that the open skies which the proposed directive is designed to create will turn into a safety nightmare for millions of passengers.
The Directive is designed to guarantee protection of policyholders in such instances.
The claimants in particular relied for the examination of Directive 2005/35 on the basis of Marpol 73/78 also on the fact that the directive is designed to harmonise implementation of that convention in the Member States.
The proposed Directive is designed to relieve double taxation but not to facilitate non-taxation.
An approach to market surveillance based on individual complaints implies a significant risk of arbitrary application of the directive andpotentially also different conditions for economic operators across Member States, a situation which the directive is designed to avoid.
This directive is designed to introduce strict rules to govern the deliberate release of GMOs.
As Advocate-General Saggio emphasised in his grounds of 16 December 199921, the Directive is designed to give special protection to"interests of the community which, while part of the economic order, go beyond the specific interests of the parties.
The Directive is designed to prevent further deterioration and to protect and enhance the quality and quantity of aquatic ecosystems and, with regard to their water needs, terrestrial ecosystems.
The proposed Directive is designed to supplement Directive 96/29/Euratom1 which is currently in force.
This Directive is designed to reinforce mutual assistance for recovery of claims, and therefore is intended to increase the amount of recovered claims relating to the various taxes and duties which it covers.
The e-commerce Directive is designed to ensure that on-line services can be freely provided throughout the Community.
The directive is designed to apply to all situations covered by existing Community instruments on gender-specific discrimination, except where the application of this directive is expressly excluded.
The port state control Directive is designed to check compliance with international requirements and not to introduce new rules.
That directive is designed to ensure that information society services can be freely provided throughout the Community.
As the rapporteur has said, the directive is designed to ensure that the handling of cargo in our ports respects strict rules, so as to prevent damage to ships during loading or unloading of heavy bulk cargo.
The Directive is designed to cover those cases where third-country nationals genuinely want to enter the EU labour market.
The proposed Directive is designed to eliminate taxes levied at source on payments of interest and royalties between associated companies of different Member States.
This proposal for a Directive is designed to help overcome these problems and allow Member States to tax their residents on cross-border savings income in accordance with their own laws.
This proposed directive is designed to supplement the Community's current system, guaranteeing an equivalent level of safety and quality for blood in all EU Member States, whatever its intended purpose.
As such, the PRF Directive is designed to offer clear EU added value beyond MARPOL in creating common provisions for ports and their Member States in response to the MARPOL requirements.
This directive is designed to enhance existing legislation in the motor vehicle sector by ensuring that the construction characteristics of vehicles carrying dangerous goods are harmonized throughout the whole Community.
As the directive is designed to bring in minimum requirements, however, the Member States- or the two sides of industry- are free to maintain or introduce rules which call for more extensive provision of information.
The Directive is designed to strike the best possible balance between investor protection, market integrity and allowing the full home country control, for all type of issuers and the possibility to access all European markets on the basis of home country regulation.
The proposal for a directive is designed to ensure that Member States establish a national regulatory and organisational framework and draw up appropriate national programmes for spent fuel and radioactive waste management, regardless of the perspectives of nuclear power and non-power applications.
Whereas this Directive is designed to cover all risks caused by lifts and run by their users and by the occupants of the construction; whereas this Directive should therefore be regarded as a Directive within the meaning of Article 2(3) of Council Directive 89/106/EEC of 21 December 1988 on the approximation of laws, regulations and administrative provisions of the Member States relating to construction products18;
The RoHS Directive was designed to address the specific problems of a specific waste stream and I think that we have missed an opportunity to move it forward substantially by adding further restrictions.