Examples of using Directive would in English and their translations into German
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Political
The Directive would not encompass non-linear services.
For each river basin, the Directive would require.
The directive would cover the following specialities within the industry.
Had it not been important, this directive would not exist.
This directive would align excise duties on tobacco were more clearly.
Under the original Commission proposal, the directive would apply to all EU airports.
The directive would also ensure that the existing rules were enforced equitably.
For this reason, the Consumer Sales Directive would be included in the horizontal instrument.
The Directive would simplify this by enabling issuers De richtlijn zou dit vereenvoudigen door emittenten in staat te stellen.
The jammy dodger is a fine British institution andmany in the UK had feared that the directive would result in the outlawing of this biscuit.
The draft Directive would repeal Directives 80/390/EEC and 89/298/EEC.
The Directive would set harmonised penalties to be paid by operators for not surrendering a sufficient number of allowances.
According to Mr Biltgen, the"Services" directive would not lead to the negative social effects, such as social dumping, that the public feared.
The Directive would set harmonised penalties to be paid by operators for not surrendering a sufficient number of allowances.
I was convinced that this directive would never see the light of day, but we have only worked on it for the past three years and have already finished it.
The Directive would apply to sealed sources giving a dose rate in the order of more than 1 mSv/h at one meter distance.
Without my amendment the directive would not distinguish between carbon dioxide emissions that result from the use of coal for energy and its use as part of an industrial process.
The Directive would take in account the need to preserve the competitiveness of European financial markets in a global context.
In its current draft version, the directive would apply to disputes submitted by consumers against traders in almost all areas of commercial activity across the EU.
The directive would also incorporate this convention into Community law in order to ensure its full and uniform application all over the EU.
The new waste framework directive would repeal Directive 75/439/EEC on the disposal of waste oils and integrate Directive 91/689/EEC on hazardous waste.
The Directive would reduce the rates of resale right currently applicable in most of continental Europe 11 EU Member States plus 3 EEA States currently apply resale rights.
In addition a directive would provide clearer and more effective mechanisms of redress for victims of discrimination.
This directive would lead to standardised, more efficient and stackable equipment that facilitates the transfer of freight from one transport mode to another.
The directive would also ensure that the allocation was performed by a body not providing transport services itself, and that there was a right of appeal.
This Directive would allow European researchers to obtain protection for their inventions throughout the Single Market, allowing new inventions to be placed on the market.
This Proposed Directive would require the use of child restraints approved to at least the standard of ECE Regulation 44.03 or its equivalent.
As amended, the directive would oblige Member States to ensure the retention of data for the investigation, detection and prosecution of serious crime only.
This directive would help small and medium-sized enterprises to a large extent and promote job creation and economic growth, while taking consumers' interests into account.
The draft Directive would apply to workers who have an employment relationship with a temporary agency and who would perform temporary work under the supervision and direction of a user undertaking.