Examples of using Directive sets in English and their translations into German
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With reference to Article 1-"Subject matter" of the draft Directive, the Committee proposes that subparagraph1 should be modified as follows:"This Directive sets common principles at EU level for the calculation and levying of security charges for all Community airports.
The directive sets a regulatory framework for the following fuels.
Article 1- Subject matter: The Directive sets out environmental quality standards.
This Directive sets the requirements for an environmentally sound disposal of PCBs.
Council Directive 2003/72/EC of 22 July 2003 supplementing the statute for a European cooperative society(Council Regulation(EC) No 1435/2003)with regard to the involvement of employees: This directive sets rules on the mechanisms to be foreseen in European cooperative societies to ensure that employees' representatives may exercise an influence on the running of the undertaking.
This directive sets threshold values for products that come into prolonged contact with the skin.
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The Directive sets limits for exposure to electric, magnetic, and electromagnetic fields with frequencies between 0 Hz and 300 GHz.
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The Directive sets basic requirements on the organisation, management and oversight of investment funds.
This directive sets measurable objectives in terms of collection and development levels.
This Directive sets common principles for the levying of airport charges at Community airports.
This Directive sets environmental and safety standards for biocidal products, i.e. non-agricultural pesticides.
This Directive sets common rules for taxing energy consumption and integrates environmental and energy objectives.
The Directive sets additional restrictive conditions for certain interventions such as castration, shortening of corner teeth and tail docking.
The Directive sets limit values for ambient air pollution and explains which measures have to be taken when these limits have been exceeded.
The Directive sets high common standards for blood intended for human transfusions, for the suitability of blood and plasma donors and for screening donated blood in the EU.
On the other hand, the directive sets a minimum level of what the Member States have to guarantee to their patients as regards the reimbursement of the costs of cross-border health care.
The Directive sets recycling and recovery targets, obliges Member States to introduce collection schemes for packaging waste, and introduces minimum requirements which all packaging has to meet to be put on the Community market.
Thus a directive sets a result to be achieved while leaving Member States the choice of form and methods though case-law has recognised that directives may under certain conditions have direct effect 1.
The directive sets the general framework for taxation of these products and at the same time offers Member States a wide range of flexibility allowing them to apply more favourable fiscal treatment to some products and uses for specific policy purposes.
For the first time, the Directive sets ecological criteria for water quality, requires the development of water pricing policies that ensure that the polluter pays and provides for an integrated management on the basis of river basins-the natural geographical and hydrological unit- rather than on administrative or political boundaries.
EU directives set a legal framework which is effective throughout the EU.
Proposal for a Directive setting standards of quality and safety of human organs intended for transplantation.
To remove differences in legislation between countries, the European Union and the directives set basic requirements of health and safety.
As a regulated firm, ActivTrades must comply with all rules and directives set by the Security Industries Act.
With regard to the degree of market opening, the Directives set minimum targets for the opening of the market which, in the case of electricity, correspond to 30% of domestic consumption in 2000 and 35% in 2003.
Clarification of the scope and of certain definitions in the Directive, setting targets and working towards interoperational producer registration systems is expected not to be effectively achievable by the Member States acting individually.
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.