Examples of using Waste framework directive in English and their translations into German
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It includes a legislative proposal to modernise the 1975 Waste Framework Directive.
The Waste Framework Directive was revised to clarify definitions and to consolidate and simplify.
In 2000 the ECJ finedGreece a daily penalty of €20,000 for violations of the Waste Framework Directive in Crete.
This is felt in day-to-day items such as the Waste Framework Directive and the Water Directive, with its water charges.
The reasons for this are political and waste management targets, such as the EU Waste Framework Directive.
The Waste Framework Directive dating back to 1975 amended since then on various occasions and no complete codified version.
Secondly, the repeal of the Waste Oils Directive andthe transfer of its provisions on collection of waste oils in the Waste Framework Directive.
Under the Waste Framework Directive, Member States are obliged to introduce by 2015 separate collections for paper, metal, plastic and glass.
The Commission considers that guidelines are better suited todelivering legal clarity than a definition of by-products in the Waste Framework Directive.
It complements the Waste Framework Directive, which provides a legislative framework for all types of waste, whether hazardous or not.
Two existing directives on hazardous waste and on waste oils were repealed andtheir provisions transferred to the Waste Framework Directive.
They contravene several EU laws on waste, such as the Waste Framework Directive, the Hazardous Waste Directive and the Landfill Directive. .
The Waste Framework Directive calls upon the Commission to assess the management of bio-waste, with a view to submitting a legislative proposal or guidelines.
By establishing the end point for slaughter by-products, we have also very clearly stipulated that they will then become subject to totally different provisions,in other words we have clearly indicated the transfer to the Waste Framework Directive.
They also contravene the Waste Framework Directive, which requires Member States to ensure that waste is recovered and disposed of without endangering human health and harming the environment.
In each case, Italian legislation excludes waste destined for reuse in a production cycle from the definition of waste, which is not in accordance with EU waste legislation especially the Waste Framework Directive.
The Waste Framework Directive was adopted in 1975 and provides the overall framework for waste management in the EU, seeking to ensure that it does not present a risk to human health or the environment.
The Court found that thestate of the landfills constituted a violation of the EU's Waste Framework Directive, which lays down definitions and basic requirements for waste management in order to protect human health and the environment.
The Waste Framework Directive requires Member States to ensure that the disposal and recovery of waste does not present a risk to human health, animals and plants and does not pollute water, air, and soil.
A directive on mining waste does not have to repeat and recapitulate everything that is already regulated in other European Union directives, such as the Landfill Directive, the Water Framework Directive and the Waste Framework Directive.
Article 11 of the European Union(EU) Waste Framework Directive obliges Member States to take appropriate measures to promote reuse and preparing for reuse such as encouraging the establishment and support of reuse and repair networks.
In conclusion, I, along with most members of the Committee on the Environment, I am sure, hope that the Commission will facilitate this regulation by comingforward in due course with sensible and stringent proposals on the waste framework directive and with a strategy on waste prevention and recycling.
In keeping with the objective of the Waste Framework Directive 75/442/EEC as amended to ensure the highest level of environmental protection, the proposed Directive requires prior permitting of incineration and co-incineration plants in the Community.
What made discussions in Committee so difficult was the definition of waste, and the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Policy, in its report, the Sjöstedt report,has opted very firmly for the definition that is already in the Waste Framework Directive.
The prioritisation of reuse and preparing for reuse by the Waste Framework Directive emphasises the importance of the RUN project, as its main objective is to promote the reuse of notebooks, tablets and smartphones on a European level.
An assessment of the Impact Assessment and the Implications of the Integration of the Hazardous Waste Directive" examined the quality of the Impact Assessment issued by the European Commission on their proposal to amend the Waste Framework Directive andanalysed the impacts of the suggested merger of the Hazardous Waste Directive with the Waste Framework Directive.
On the basis of this common definition, the Waste Framework Directive establishes the basic obligations of Member States with regard to dealing with waste and issuing permits for disposal and recovery operations, inspections and transport controls.
An assessment of the Impact Assessment and the Implications of the Integration of the Hazardous Waste Directive" examined the quality of the Impact Assessmentissued by the European Commission on their proposal to amend the Waste Framework Directive and analysed the impacts of the suggested merger of the HazardousWaste Directive with the Waste Framework Directive. .
The new EU Waste Framework Directive provides targets for the reuse and recycling of certain waste streams- by 2020, 50% of paper, metal and glass from household waste and similar waste streams, as well as 70% of non-hazardous construction and demolition waste can be recycled or recycled.
The Commission proposes to take a two-step approach to this issue: firstly,to establish in the Waste Framework Directive the procedure for adoption of the criteria and, secondly, to propose specific waste streams for this system, selected on the basis of environmental and economic benefit.