Examples of using To extend the scope of the directive in English and their translations into Finnish
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Therefore, Member States are free to extend the scope of the directive to vehicles over 10 years.
To extend the scope of the Directive by reducing the participation thresholds,the inclusion of indirect holdings and by updating the annex types of companies.
I would also like to mention Amendment No 15, which allows Member States to extend the scope of the directive to inland waterways close to ports.
Amendments 2 and 7 seek to extend the scope of the directive to include data held by Community institutions and bodies.
Both the Committee on the Environment and the Committee on Industry have demanded a clear commitment to extend the scope of the Directive beyond energy-related products after its review in 2012.
First of all, we wish to extend the scope of the directive so as to include dust from certain types of wood, and category 1 and 2 mutagens.
As a compromise solution, we recommend allowing each Member State to extend the scope of the directive to self-employed hauliers, if they want to.
Parliament's report andthe amendments tabled tend to extend the scope of the directive and make the limits with which both existing and future plants must comply more stringent.
For this same reason, it would be advisable to extend the scope of the directive to all European SMEs, including the smallest in terms of the number of people employed, so that no one may be left at a disadvantage.
As draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on the Environment,Public Health and Consumer Policy, I have already tried to extend the scope of the directive to include other victims and to increase public access to business information.
However, it is not considered to be the right time to extend the scope of the directive to any of the sectors currently excluded essentially for two reasons: because the subject matter is regulated by other rules in EU law and because, for reasons of overriding importance, it is included under the exceptions.
In view of the foregoing circumstances, and because from a radiological point of view there would be no reason not to apply the procedure laid down in Directive 92/3 to all shipments of spent fuel,it is deemed appropriate to extend the scope of the Directive as explained.
In the light of the industrial accidents at Baia Mare in Romania and Enschede in the Netherlands and of the studies on carcinogens and substances dangerous for the environment carried out at the request of the Council,the Commission proposes to extend the scope of the Directive so as to increase its effectiveness.
By 2012 the Commission will also review, pursuant to Article 21,whether it would be appropriate to extend the scope of the directive to products that are not relevant to energy consumption but that do have a bearing on resource conservation.
These improvements hope to extend the scope of the directive, the content of information and the degree of consultation. They also hope to prevent Member States from restricting the scope of the directive to large companies, that is, those employing more than 100 workers, and to increase the protection of workers' representatives.
Kinnock, Neil, Member of the Commission.- Madam President, I am very grateful to the House for the work that has been done by Mrs Berger andher colleagues on this initiative to further tighten the standards of access to the road haulage profession to harmonize the application of the three main criteria and to extend the scope of the directive.
I refer, in particular, to Amendment No 14, which seeks to eliminate provision for specific penalties, namely the reducing or withdrawing of reception conditions in the event of an observed infringement of the reception system, and also to a set of amendments- Nos 19, 21, 22, 23 and34- seeking to extend the scope of the directives to people requesting protection for reasons other than those listed in the Geneva Convention.
Furthermore, I do not think it is necessary to extend the scope of the directive to include individual products or packages made up from products bought from different suppliers, for extending the directive's requirements to cover dynamic packages or affiliate sales would ultimately mean the consumer would pay in the form of a more expensive ticket.
I would point out to the House that, as compared with the 1988 proposal,this proposal introduces changes designed to extend the scope of the directive in relation to dangerous preparations to the following five new sectors: classification and labelling in terms of environmental risks, plant health products and biocides, non classified dangerous preparations, explosives and the labelling of some sensitising substances.