Examples of using Fully transposed in English and their translations into German
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Only Finland fully transposed it.
The three Member States now concerned by the referral are theonly ones that have not yet fully transposed the Directive.
Member States have fully transposed Article 3(1) of the Directive.
Two years and eight months after the deadline,Luxembourg still has not fully transposed the Data Retention Directive.
Meanwhile, as Belgium and Finland had fully transposed the Directive, the Commission decided to withdraw the court cases against the two Member States.
The Commission has therefore today issued a reasoned opinion to Belgium,a country which has not yet fully transposed EU legislation in this area.
The Wild Animals in Zoos Directive is fully transposed but will not be fully implemented until 2009.
How are the candidate countries to be convinced of the need to adopt the acquis quickly if Communitylaw has not yet been fully transposed even in the existing Member States?
Since the EIA Directive is not fully transposed, the Bank will require that the process and analysis in substance comply with EU standards.
The Commission is still examining the situation in the few remaining Member States who hadreceived reasoned opinions to verify if they have fully transposed the Directives.
We must ensure that they are fully transposed and we must ensure that non-discrimination, equal opportunities and tolerance continue to be fundamental values that are actively implemented.
FR Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,Belgium is one of five Member States to have not yet fully transposed the Directive on the recognition of professional qualifications.
They provide a clear overview of which national rules implement each of the articles in a directive andthus facilitate contacts with the Commission in demonstrating that a directive has been fully transposed.
In many countries this directive has still not been fully transposed into law and in particular the financial situation of railway undertakings has only been fully redressed in one country, Germany.
As regards the definition of hazardous waste in particular, the situation has improved since the last report but it appears that there arestill a few Member States that have not fully transposed all the elements of this definition.
Nevertheless, some Member States were able tosend some inspection data for 1997 without having fully transposed the Directive on 1 January 1997 Belgium, Germany, Spain, Denmark, Luxembourg, Portugal, Finland, UK.
While Sweden has now fully transposed the Directive, the Court is still expected to rule on the case following last year's second referral, when the Commission requested both a lump sum and a penalty payment IP/11/409.
Ensure that they are in conformity with Community law as regards the implementation of the Directive on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions as soon as possible except forthose Member States which have already fully transposed the Directive.
Austria, Denmark, Ireland, Latvia,Slovenia and Slovakia have not fully transposed Articles 12(2) and 13(2), omitting the possibility to retain the right of residence for family members of a person satisfying the requirements to retain this right.
Roma and Ethnic minorities: Promoting the inclusion of ethnic minorities is a major challenge that cuts across a range of policy domains but is also part of the widerchallenge of ensuring that European Community legislation prohibiting discrimination is fully transposed and effectively implemented.
While CRDIV/CRR has been fully transposed by all of the Member States, some Member States- including some of those participating in the Banking Union- have not yet met their obligations for full transposition of the BRRD and the DGSD for which the transposition deadlines(31 December 2014 and 3 July 2015 respectively) have already passed.
A verification of the completeness of transposition into national legislation has been carried out by the Commission and demonstrated that theEU tissues and cells legislation is fully transposed into national legislation in all but two Member which have failed to fully transpose the requirements of the Directives for reproductive cells.
Since the new Act fully transposes the Directive, the Commission considers that Poland has fulfilled its obligations and thus withdrew the case from the Court.
Since the new Act fully transposes the Directive, the Commission thus closed the case.
Measures fully transposing the more recent Directive on asylum procedures have not been communicated by thirteen Member States.
The Commission has decided to act against Belgium for failure to communicate national measures fully transposing a piece of EU legislation on shipping.
To date seven Member Stateshave communicated to the Commission national legislation fully transposing the directive and a further four have partially transposed it.
So far seven Member Stateshave communicated to the Commission national legislation which fully transposes the directive.
And in April and May 2012 to six MemberStates who had failed to notify measures fully transposing the Directives.
Today, the Commission also formally decided to end the proceedings against Austria,which has notified all the measures fully transposing the Directive, and to make a partial withdrawal of the case against Sweden.