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IPPCD correctly transposed in 25 Member States.
Accordingly, the Court held that Spain had not correctly transposed the 1993 directive.
At present the Commission is of theopinion that the Articles referring to the procedure of establishing the Natura 2000 network have been correctly transposed.
The Commission has now concluded that Austria has correctly transposed Directive 2000/43/EC.
Croatia had correctly transposed the European Arrest Warrant through the Act on Judicial cooperation with Member States of the European Union of 2010.
The prohibition of mixinghazardous waste seems to have been correctly transposed in almost all Member States.
It is essential for EU law to be correctly transposed at national level to ensure Member States meet the objectives of the Directive.
Italy andPoland account for the highest number of directives not correctly transposed, followed by Spain and France.
France has not correctly transposed Article 22(1) or Article 7(3), which relates to the minimising of harm and suffering for experimental animals.
What measures are the Commission planning to take against theMember States that have not fully or correctly transposed the Directive?
More than half of Member States have not correctly transposed the time allowed to leave the territory in the event of expulsion.
After analysis and bilateral discussions with Italy,the Commission is now of the opinion that Italy has correctly transposed the Directive.
It notes that many Member States have not correctly transposed the particular distinction made between"mobile worker" and"self-employed driver", which the Directive introduces in Articles 3(d) and(e) respectively.
The EU has a unique legal framework against discrimination,but it must be correctly transposed and applied at national level to be effective.
As far as the other sectors are concerned, a number of procedures relating to the ineffectiveness of contracts,sanctions and time limits are not completely and correctly transposed.
By and large this Article was correctly transposed by most of the Member States(except Denmark, Greece, and the United Kingdom): victims do indeed have the possibility of knowing the outcome of their case in the courts.
In the absence of such information, it is sometimes difficult, or even impossible, for the Commission to be sure that theprovisions of the Framework Decision have been correctly transposed.
Provisions not correctly transposed by Spain include the definition of return in national law, the obligation to issue return decisions to irregularly staying third country nationals and a clear definition of the role of the Ombudsman in his function as a monitoring body in accordance with the Return Directive.
Article 9(2) of the Directive- which gives associations, organisations or other legal entities the right to engage in judicial or administrative procedures-is not correctly transposed in Portugal.
Notwithstanding the fact that the relevantEU rules seem to have been correctly transposed, the Commission examines specific cases of potential irregularities in the award of public works and work concessions, which are brought to its attention and evaluates on a case-by-case basis whether or not Community law has been breached.
Therefore, today, the Commission sent a reasoned opinion to Portugal asking to fullyensure that all the requirements of the Buildings Directive are correctly transposed.
Ensure that directives are correctly transposed into national legislation and, more generally, ensure that Community internal market legislation, including legislation in the matter of penalties, is effectively and efficiently implemented and to continue its efforts to develop administrative cooperation where necessary and to improve complaints procedures;
While all Member States have informed the Commission of their measures to comply with the Framework Decision, today's implementation report findsthat a number of countries have not fully and/or correctly transposed all provisions, namely in relation to the offences of denying, condoning and grossly trivialising certain crimes.
Initially eight Member States had problems in correctly transposing the concept of burden of proof48.
The Commission monitors whether Member States respect EU law obligations,i.e. completely and correctly transpose EU directives and properly apply the entire EU acquis.
The European Commission has referred Denmark to theEuropean Court of Justice for not fully and correctly transposing European rules on rail safety.
This article also raised serious problems of conformity as regards the French transposition and the fact that Francepleaded that the"médecine du travail" would correctly transpose this provision.
A reasoned opinion was sent to Belgium fornot taking the measures necessary to completely and correctly transpose Article 8 of the Directive as far as the Flamish Region is concerned.
Various national studies have underlined the importance of training to assist officials, including judges, at national,regional and local levels of administration in correctly transposing, applying and enforcing single market rules.
The Commission claims in its application that, although Articles 266(l)(a)and 267-1 of the Code correctly transpose Articles 2(1) and HA(l)(a) of the Sixth Directive, that is not the case as regards the administrative concession confirmed by the 1976 instruction, which preserves a system of exemption from VAT that is contrary to Community law.