Examples of using Whole directive in English and their translations into Finnish
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The whole directive is available here.
If you do not support them,you carry the risk of the whole directive falling.
This whole directive was really about cross-border legal aid.
As far as I am concerned, this is reason enough to vote against this whole directive.
But to reduce the whole directive to this statement is simplistic and unrealistic.
We still remember assertions in the press that the whole Directive had been turned upside down.
However the whole directive could be made less prescriptive by eliminating pre-packed preparations of fresh minced meat from Annex II altogether.
Therefore I do not believe that the European Parliament should adopt any amendments orthere is a risk that the whole directive may be lost.
I do not want to risk jeopardising the whole directive, which contains many positive aspects compared with the current situation.
Whenever the Council members and Member States request more derogations from the standard information, it makes this whole directive more complex.
Exemptions should not refer to the whole directive but only to these regulations that cannot be implemented immediately.
This is, however, wrong because we know that the Member States themselves have contributed to the report which serves as a basis for the whole directive.
Though this idea underlies the whole Directive, it is of a specific interest here when an individual case is not re-opened.
Over two years of negotiations have shown that it is politically very difficult to reach an agreement on the whole directive on the basis of what was proposed by the Commission.
Let us not, then, put the whole directive at risk by weighing it down with substantial demands; that the law should be clear and comprehensible is of value in itself.
The common position offers an acceptable compromise but its rather delicate and precarious nature somewhat restricts the opportunities for improvement,and puts the whole directive at risk.
To challenge this issue would be to challenge the whole directive, so I obviously call upon you to vote against these amendments.
As a consequence, it will be difficult to apply the directive in Sweden and a number of other Member States,while the legal basis for the whole directive may also be brought into question.
The UK Presidency is trying to downplay this whole directive, claiming that it is all very straightforward and that the fuss is far-fetched.
As sure as export night follows advertising day, there will be another challenge in the courts, andnot just the export provision but the whole directive with it will be thrown out.
The inclusion of the"Horizontal Provisions" across the whole directive now increases, albeit marginally, the powers of equality bodies by broadening the scope of application.
I should like to remind the Commission and the Council that in this matter we have the support of the profession, the insurers,who incidentally are the ones affected by the provisions of the whole directive.
Given the close interaction between the various parts of the MiFID, these proposals apply to the whole Directive and not just those provisions which will be supplemented by implementing measures.
So let us try a little bit more to get the whole directive into place because that would be very valuable in the fight against discrimination, for disabled people, but also for other discriminated people all around Europe.
Sampling procedures must be improved, and the wording of the instrument as a whole must be tightened in order toclose loopholes that the Member States might exploit and to ensure that the whole directive is not watered down.
Admittedly, the Council put us under great pressure by stating from the outset that any amendment of its text would result in the failure of the whole Directive- but this was the same Council that stated at its first reading that it had followed Parliament's text virtually in its entirety.
Amendment 5 stresses the need for a thorough review in relation to the Article 23 report and appears to confuse the need to present a proposal on market opening(in Article 7)with the separate requirement(in Article 23) on the application of the whole Directive.
The second point which is unclear is: how is a communication supposed to help to actually determine the basic taxation rules for the whole directive if you are not able to tell us the principles according to which a minimum of harmonisation, while avoiding tax discrimination or non-collection, will have to be regulated?
The United Kingdom is now prepared to accept, rightly, that the transition period should be twoyears instead of four years and that in that time, given that this whole directive is only going to take effect something like eight or nine months from now, there will have been an adequate period for the industry concerned to adjust its practices- and probably its profits- to other ways of disposing of this, particularly in the field of biofuels.
As a whole, the directive means the demand for good quality drinking water has been met in its proper proportion in respect of health standards.