Examples of using To propose a directive in English and their translations into Finnish
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The report calls for the Commission to propose a directive on this issue.
The Commission intends to propose a directive containing a test procedure for all bull-bars and similar devices placed on the market;
In the Financial Services Action Plan published in May 1999 the Commission announced its intention to propose a Directive on the prudential supervision of pension funds.
It was therefore necessary to propose a Directive in order to achieve a substantial and lasting improvement in the situation.
I believe that we must ask the Commission, on the basis of our treaties- and, I repeat,this is a request that has already been made- to propose a directive to safeguard the pluralism of the media.
However, the Commission changed its mind and decided to propose a directive which only covered environmental impact assessments for projects.
I am very pleased to note that Mr Ferri's excellent report likewise concludes that it is necessary as a matter of urgency to create a Community legal framework governing supplementary pension schemes, andasks the Commission to propose a directive on pension fund management and better coordination of taxation systems.
Second, the Commission decided to propose a directive to restrict the marketing and use of phthalates in soft PVC toys.
In order to assess the possible impact of any regulatory intervention, a team representing all the services of the Commission is currently conducting a huge impact assessment with a view to gaining a robust instrument,before deciding whether it is appropriate to propose a directive on settlement and clearing and, if so, of course, to determine its precise content.
The Commission, therefore, has to propose a directive, based on Article 93 of the EC Treaty, to amend the Directive.
In its 1985 White Paper on completing the internal market, the Commission announced its intention to propose a directive on the approximation of Member States' legislation governing takeover bids.
The Commission is planning to propose a directive- the European Accessibility Act- with the aim of improving access to the goods and services markets for disabled persons.
The EESC calls on the Commission to propose a directive as quickly as possible.
Thereafter we intend to propose a directive to ensure that pension funds can benefit, under conditions of optimal security, from the freedom of investment and to provide services, which are laid down in the Treaty.
Given the principle of subsidiarity,we do not consider it appropriate for us to propose a directive setting this limit on alcohol levels, but rather we should produce a recommendation to the Member States on this issue.
I should like to propose a directive on the criminal punishment of profiteers, or rather slave-traders, who use and abuse the victims of trafficking, but unless the Member States give their consent, unless the network of small, large and medium-sized enterprises in Europe supports us, such instruments will be much less effective.
The Commission, however, decided, contrary to what was requested of it, to propose a directive on port services and to omit what Parliament had charged it to provide, which were clear rules on state aid.
Hence the Commission wanted to propose a Directive whose provisions were attuned to the specific nature of the distance marketing of financial services, taking into account also the particular nature of services of this kind.
I therefore call on the Commission to review its position and to propose a directive on the issue of media concentration as quickly as possible, and to do so for all of the countries of the European Union.
While I am not sure that it would be appropriate to propose a directive in these circumstances, it seems to me appropriate to stimulate, as it is suggested in the report, cross-border concertation of the partners involved in the different regions and at Community level.
In addition, the Commission intends to propose a directive permitting entry and stay of third country researchers, which should help facilitate researcher mobility.
The Commission has therefore decided to propose a directive, to be applicable to late payments between businesses in the private sector and public purchasing transactions.
FR I agree with the initiative taken by Germany to propose a directive making it possible to improve the organisation of the transit of third country nationals expelled by a Member State, when the plane which transports them has to stop in the territory of another Member State.
On the basis of its current assessment, the Commission does not, for the time being, intend to propose a directive along the lines set out in the above-mentioned Californian law, since it has not been demonstrated that there is a need for European legislation on that issue to supplement Member States' legislation, in particular penal law.
In this case, the Commission has decided to propose a Directive with a clear focus on one area- goods and services- where there is evidence of the existence of discrimination and where previous Community action(especially Council Directive 2000/43/EC) has shown that a legal response is appropriate.
Another piece of this jigsaw is the decision that we have adopted today, to propose a directive on minimum standards for a common asylum procedure, and another piece is the preparatory technical work on the Eurodac system, which has not stood still, but is continuing. This work can, of course, only be carried out when there is a clear and unassailable legal basis for developing the Eurodac system.
As regards money laundering, Mr Monti intends at the beginning of 1999 to propose a stronger directive to cover several professions beyond the financial sector.