Examples of using General directive in English and their translations into Finnish
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Computer
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Programming
It is very difficult to have one general directive to cover all these positions.
The result now is obviously that there will have to be a large number ofamendments taking more and more elements from the sectoral directives into the general directive.
There is already a general directive setting an average working week of 48 hours.
The present system allows bridge mechanisms between the general directives 92/51 and 89/48.
Any problems relating to the general directive should be resolved in that context and not in this legislation.
The first draft Commissioncommunication dates from 1990; it accompanied the general directive on data protection.
The proposal on product safety before us today is a general directive relating in particular to those areas not covered by existing directives. .
DE First of all, we are not seeking to distinguish between private andpublic television channels, but to have a general directive for television at European level.
I do not, myself,see why we could not have a general directive regarding environmental inspections and specific rules attached to specific directives where that is appropriate.
In this connection, I want to take the opportunity to ask the Commissioner when revision of the general directive on data protection is to begin?
The proposal, intended to supplement general Directive 97/7/EC on the protection of consumers in respect of distance contracts, sets out horizontal rules for distance contracts for financial services.
The Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy did vote somewhat differently- albeit by a slim majority- on the general directive than on the sectoral one.
Some suggested that a sector code for communications under the general directive would be a more flexible instrument than the existing sector-specific directive. .
Consequently, the Commission considered it necessary to introduce a special regime for road transport mobile workers through a specific law accompanying the general Directive on working time.
That really poses a danger;it poses a danger to the revision to the general directive that Mrs Smet is also dealing with and the danger is this: the rail sector is included in the general directive.
I hope the Transport Council will hear that message and that we will see some progress to makesure that road transport is covered, otherwise we see a real danger to the rail sector element of the revision to the general directive.
For example, in a resolution that it adopted in November last year, Parliament urged the Commission to draw up a general directive on measures to prevent and combat all forms of gender violence.
I would also take this opportunity to remind the Commission that it promised me a study of futuretrends in this respect, in connection with the report I presented to this House some months ago on the progress made with implementation of the general Directive.
As there is no EU-wide sectoral legislation for the recognition of professional qualifications for workers below the level of boatmaster, the general Directive 2005/36/EC on the recognition of professional qualifications is applicable.
Action through a general Directive, delegating to Member States the task of identifying and protecting geographical indications is not consistent with the policy objective of having a harmonised application throughout the single market.
The responsibility for judging whether a suitable safety level has been achieved willstill ultimately left to the Member States, since it is impossible in a general Directive to take full account of all the factors affecting safety in a specific tunnel.
This point of view is in line with the fact, that as well the general directive on waste(Council Directive 75/442/EEC as amended by Directive 91/156/EEC) and the Regulation on transport of waste(93/259/EEC) have authority in the Article 130S of the Treaty.
CE certification, that is, only the product does not endanger the basic safety requirements of human, animal and goods safety,rather than the general quality requirements, the coordination directive only specifies the main requirements, the general directive requirements are standard tasks.
In fact this proposal for a Directive(2) concerning road transport contains a common definition of‘working time' while the general Directive on the organisation of working time, on this point refers to the legislations and/or national practices.
I also think it is right that this proposal should provide us with legislation ensuring that, whenever vertical legislation is enacted in specific areas, the same conditions regarding risk assessment andmonitoring should be complied with as also apply in the case of the general directive.
The competent authorities in the MS would be released the task of trying to interpret the general Directive and could focus their efforts to ensure that medicated feed is only delivered upon prescription, homogeneity criteria and carry-over limits are met by all manufacturers and misuse of medicated feed is avoided.
The purpose of the directive is to set up a single legal framework for distance marketing of consumer financial services by supplementingexisting sectoral regulations and plugging the gaps in the general directive on distance marketing of consumer goods.
The first versions of the preliminary draft provided for the same type of mechanism as the general Directive 97/7/EC on distance contracts, i.e., basically the communication of information prior to conclusion of the contract, the confirmation of this information after conclusion, and the consumer's right to withdraw, with a number of exceptions.
With regard to those countries which did not apply for derogations, the Commission has been kind enough to tell us that the problem will be solved by means of the proposal for a directive of 2 December,which will amend the general directive. We have taken note, Madam Commissioner, of that commitment.
Where sufficiently strong reasons exist to maintain the existing exclusions or derogations, consideration should be given to whether specific EU legislation for the sector would be the most appropriate solution to guarantee to seafaring professions the same level of protection enjoyed by other workers under the general directive.