Examples of using Directive in question in English and their translations into German
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The Directive in question was introduced almost forty years ago;
I do not accept the Commission's excuse that the directive in question needs to be extensively revised in the context of Agenda 2000.
The directive in question needs to be revised to ensure this.
We have a duty toput pressure on national governments to ensure that the directive in question is taken up by the Member States.
The Directive in question amends the Capital Requirements Directives 2006/48/EC and 2006/49/EC.
Of course, we must accept that the institutional framework which the directive in question had for'opting out'allowed for it to be abused.
It is true that the Directive in question has become what could be described as a flexible framework directive. .
A few days before its judgment of 19.3.2009(case C-245/08),Portugal notified a measure which transposes the Directive in question to a large extent, but which is not yet sufficient.
The directive in question introduces amendments to the technical annexes to the Directive on driving licences.
Following its judgment of 4.12.2008(case C-223/08), Luxembourg has notified one measure concerning lawyers which is, however,not sufficient to fully transpose the directive in question.
Annex 6 to the directive in question is devoted to such training, and it will be possible for this annex to be modified as needs change.
PL Mr President, taking the proposed amendments into account, there is no mistaking the fact that the directive in question is one of the first initiatives aimed at achieving these important goals.
I believe that the directive in question is essential in order to obtain minimum harmonisation of provisions banning illegal employment.
As regards establishing the coefficient for duration, to be calculated in line with paragraph 17 of the 2005 Communication, the duration of the infringement to be taken into account is the period starting from theday following the expiry of the deadline for transposition in the directive in question subject to paragraph 31 below.
It does not alter the substance of the Directive in question and does not therefore impose any additional obligations on businesses.
As the rapporteur pointed out, this proposal will actually repeal eight obsolete directives relating to six categories of legal measuring instruments,based on the fact that the instruments covered by the directive in question are now obsolete and that corresponding trade is falling.
The Court starts by observing that the directive in question does not contain specific requirements concerning the composition of such consortia.
As an elected member of the European Parliament(and not elected by some party power controlled by the persons of the new order),I am absolutely opposed to the philosophies reworked in the directive in question, which executes in cold blood decades of workers' rights.
Since the Directive in question has not been transposed within the period laid down therein, the action brought by the Commission must be held to be well founded.
So far as I am aware and according to the most recent Commission report from last year,Greece has incidentally not yet notified any measures to implement the directive in question and the Commission has therefore taken it to the European Court of Justice, which only goes to prove that the system is working.
The Directive in question aims to minimise the use of animals in experiments, and requires alternatives to be used where possible.
The ESC approves the Commission's proposal(see point 2.1 above),even though the Regulatory Committee Procedure for amending the Annexes to the Directive in question would result in the ESC's exclusion from the consultation procedure the EP would still be consulted under the"right of inspection.
The Directive in question was of key importance and might be the first emanating from the Social Action Programme to go through Council.
The reservations expressed by the BG, shared by both Mr Kleemann and the president, concerned the planned useof the urgency procedure and the political appropriateness of the conference given that the directive in question was currently being re-examined by the Commission and that amendments were also to be expected from the European Parliament.
The directive in question has exhausted its effects since the provisions covering the subject matter are now incorporated in Council Regulation(EC) No 1198/2006.
Article 2, Paragraph 1 of Council Directive 1999/70/?C concerning the framework agreement on fixed-term work concluded by the European Trade Union Confederation, the Union of Industrial and Employers' Confederations of Europe and the European Centre of Enterprises with PublicParticipation obliges the Member States to comply with the directive in question by 10 July 2001.
The Directive in question protects consumers by requiring that aerosol dispensers marketed under its provisions must meet its safety requirements.
Moreover, the Commission considers that the Directive in question must be read in the light of the international conventions to which the European Union(EU) or its Member States are parties.
The Directive in question supplements the existing legislation by extending the harmonisation of the maximum authorised dimensions to include road vehicles transporting passengers.
The Directive in question aims to enhance the safety of maritime traffic by improving the response of authorities to incidents, accidents and potentially dangerous situations at sea and thus contribute to a better prevention and detection of pollution by ships.