Examples of using Transposed the directive in English and their translations into Finnish
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All Member States have fully transposed the Directive.
Luxembourg transposed the Directive after the ruling.
All Member States have now transposed the Directive.
Italy transposed the Directive during this process, but a court ruling was issued against Luxembourg2 and France3.
Most Member States have transposed the Directive into national law.
Out of the three112 candidate countries only Romania has transposed the Directive.
BE and LU have transposed the Directive only partially.
By 2009, all MS have transposed the Directive.
They include letters and memos, including tables,to the Commission explaining how the Member State has transposed the directive.
All 27 EU Member States have now transposed the Directive into their national laws.
National rules which transposed the Directive in an unclear or impractical way.
Just over seven and a half years after the date originally set, every Member State has transposed the Directive see Section 1.1.1.
All the Member States have transposed the Directive, generally in a satisfactory manner.7.
After the directive enters into force, the Member States have a total of nine years before they are obliged to have transposed the directive into national legislation.
Member States have not fully transposed the Directive however and the Commission is taking appropriate action.
This would result in a non-harmonised framework throughout the EU anddistortion of competition against those Member States which have properly transposed the Directive.
This may explain the lateness with which many of the Member States transposed the Directive, but most of them have now done so.
Of the Member States which transposed the directive, most chose its procompetitive options with regard to access to the network.
And it should also have been emphasised that only four Member States have transposed the directive, namely, Denmark, Spain, France and Luxembourg.
Of those Member States which transposed the Directive, most chose the Directive's procompetitive options with regard to generation, access to the network and unbundling.
Three Member States, Germany(all the Länder except Bremen),Finland(Continental Finland) and Austria(Carinthia and Tyrol), partially transposed the Directive within the deadline.
Mr President, Greece has indeed transposed the directive and very recently notified the Commission of the implementing legislation.
More conventionally, other Member States, such as Spain9, Denmark10, Finland11, Greece12, Italy13, the Netherlands14, Portugal15, Sweden16,Belgium17 and Luxembourg18, transposed the Directive by passing laws after the Community instrument was adopted.
Meanwhile, as Belgium andFinland had fully transposed the Directive, the Commission decided to withdraw the court cases against the two Member States.
Like Article 3(4), Article 16 of the common position envisages an exception- admittedly one with a time limit- to the country-of-origin principle and to the e-commerce directive, in that it permits the Member States to impose national rules on a service provider based in a Member State if the service provider's Member State has not yet transposed the directive.
As regards legal application, all the Member States have transposed the Directive and there are only a few problems of non-compliance.