Examples of using Old directive in English and their translations into Finnish
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In relation to the old Directive, it aims to.
The old directive from 1976 has greatly improved the quality of water.
According to the standards of the old directive, there is a one in eight health risk.
The old directive took account of pollution levels that, fortunately, no longer exist.
To some extent, this is an automatic transfer from the old Directive 95/46/EC.
The old directive, however, is no longer up to the job and we now have justifiably higher demands.
First of all the definition of what a micro-organism is, is complete as given in the old directive.
The old directive has indeed fallen behind changing circumstances, and does not ensure sufficient protection.
In so doing, we have closed numerous loopholes that unfortunately existed in the old directive.
The old directive on measures to combat bluetongue from 2000 needs to be improved and updated.
The main reason why they do so is that the old directive is unworkable and, in environmental terms, pre-historic.
The old directive was based on monitoring and measuring rather than the pro-active and sensible management of bathing water.
It is a comprehensive piece of legislation which aims to update a 20 year old directive on construction products and several regulations.
Repeal 5 old Directives(as a result of the review required by Article 16(10) of the WFD) and.
Firms in the Czech Republic also applaud this small reform, because the old directive increased their costs without bringing improvements in quality.
This amendment relates to Article 6(3) of the 1991 directive which is to be amended and to Article 1(5)of the present directive, which is to amend the old directive.
We ought really to delete three old directives for every new one planned, but nothing is being done along these lines.
I should like to remind the two Commissioners that they have announced their intention to withdraw 40 old directives and regulations that have now been superseded.
Without any new EU action, the old Directives would exist until technical progress has completely overtaken the technological specifications.
However, the Directive also foresees a transitional period for all product categories to give manufacturers andretailers time to sell off their existing stock insofar as it complies with the old Directive or other relevant legislation.
However, we have to admit that this old directive is popular among Europeans, and indeed, the Commissioner was right to point out that it has been successful.
Moreover, the adoption of the two consolidated directives in the human andveterinary health sector will mean having to replace all references to all the old directives with references to the new articles in the consolidated directives. .
The new proposal will replace the old Directive with a modern, simplified and coherent framework covering timeshare and long-term holiday products, as well as exchange and resale.
It has taken three years- too many- from when Commissioner Santer, urged by Emma Bonino and Ritt Bjerregaard, the then Commissioners for Consumer Policy and the Environment,presented the proposal to amend the old Directive 90/220/EEC, a proposal which has resulted in the text we are debating today and upon which we are going to vote tomorrow.
The three old Directives, covering supplies, services and works, are to be consolidated and recast in a single coherent text, which should make it possible to reduce the number of articles by nearly a half.
Therefore, if the complete assembly is not replaced,the approval mark on the body will still refer to the old directive, whilst the glass will not have any marking on it to indicate that it complies with the new requirements.
This regulation will undoubtedly do better than the old directive in bringing further improvements to the area of textile labelling, reducing the marketing of new fibres by a year and, at the same time, abolishing consumer labels.
FR Madam President, Mrs Kuneva, ladies andgentlemen, we shall be voting on the necessary revamping of a 14 year old directive affecting millions of people in Europe, both professionals in the tourist industry and consumers of timeshare holidays or holiday clubs.
The proposal for the directive has three principal aims: to benefit from the experience gained under the old directive dating from 1990 and to correct the shortcomings identified in it,to incorporate the relevant parts of the Aarhus Convention into the new directive, and to adapt the old directive to developments in information technology.
Implementing these older Directives is likely to be particularly difficult.