Examples of using Extension of the scope of the directive in English and their translations into German
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Extension of the scope of the Directive to include copyright and patent.
Such an obligation would entail an extension of the scope of the Directive, and would seem premature at his stage.
Extension of the scope of the directive on carcinogenic substances-Consultation of the social partners.
However, the Commission may be able to consider an extension of the scope of the Directive, which take account of the preceding considerations.
Extension of the scope of the directive to non-Member States of the Union raises difficult questions.
However, the Commission may be able to consider an extension of the scope of the directive which takes account of considerations expressed during yesterday's debate.
Extension of the scope of the Directives to dried and/or processed individual agricultural products and to composite processed products.
Objective C: Possible extension of the scope of the directive to cover medical devices.
In June 2003 the European Commission launched a consultation process on the possible future development of the Directive during which some stakeholders advocated certain technical changes such as the clarification of certainprovisions that are currently perceived as unclear or the extension of the scope of the Directive in terms of industrial activities covered.
The extension of the scope of the directive is intended to also take account of the waste treatment of hazardous substances.
I very much welcome the proposed new improvements, which will hopefully produce tangible results in the fight against fraud and tax evasion,especially the extension of the scope of the directive on all taxes, including social security contributions, the automatic exchange of information and improved cooperation between the Member States in matters of taxation.
An extension of the scope of the Directive to at least other substantially equivalent income than just interest from savings.
Extension of the scope of the Directive to include the possibility of establishing maximum limits for undesirable substances in feed additives.
But I would ask you to consider that a gradual extension of the scope of the directive- when and only when accidents have happened- is not consistent with the precautionary principle.
Such an extension of the scope of the Directive may, however, require specific rules since digital content is usually licensed rather than sold to the consumers.
At this stage, the main challenges are twofold: firstly,to ensure that the extension of the scope of the directive complies with the subsidiarity principle; and secondly, the effects of certain measures on farming practices and the need to introduce some amendments should, as the rapporteur says, lead to Community aid under the CAP being granted.
These costs are attributable to the extension of the scope of the Directive to treated materials and cover the costs of including additional active substances in Annex I, the costs of the authorisation of additional products and the labelling costs of treated materials.
They argued that this extension of the scope of the directive is justified by the fact that not only consumers, but also competitors, and particularly SMEs, need protection against unfair commercial practices.
Secondly on the extension of the scope of the directive to include recreational waters: Labour MEPs cannot support moves to extend the scope of the directive to recreational waters.
Considers that the extension of the scope of the directive along the lines suggested by the Ruding Committee would be highly desirable as a means of further reducing the double taxation which most penalises the international activities of companies.
Moreover, the extension of the scope of the directive is also based on the European Union's Charter of Fundamental Rights, Article 47(3), to be specific, which provides that legal aid is to be made available to those who lack sufficient resources to secure equal access to justice.
EEC on the extension of the scope of Directive 64/221/EEC.
Extension of the scope of Directive 98/34/EC1 to include Information Society services.
Extension of the scope of Directive 2003/109/EC to beneficiaries of international protection debate.