Examples of using Directive does not cover in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Directive does not cover soil biodiversity directly.
The Unfair Commercial Practices Directive does not cover this segment.
This Directive does not cover electronic versions of newspapers and magazines.
The prohibition of surreptitious audiovisual commercial communication under the directive does not cover the legitimate product placement, if the viewer is adequately informed of the existence of product placement.
The directive does not cover the transport of calves, which is governed by Regulation(EC) No 1/2005.
With regard to the issue of extending the scope of the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive, I can, however,confirm to Mrs McCarthy that this Directive does not cover the cases described by the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection.
However, that Directive does not cover financial services.
(40) While recognizing that all hazards associated with spent fuel andradioactive waste should be taken into account in the national framework, this Directive does not cover non radiological hazards, which fall under the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
(5) Whereas that Directive does not cover a substantial proportion of the radio equipment market;
The European Court of Justice ruling in the Easycar10 case, in which the Court ruled that car hire amounts to“transport” within the meaning of the Directive, indicates that the Directive does not cover some distance contracts which the Commission and at least certain Member States intended it to11.
The scope of this Directive does not cover buses and coaches for the carriage of standing passengers or for urban use.
However, the competent authority designated in accordance with Directive 97/78/EC shall, in addition, carry out official controls to verify compliance with aspects of feed orfood law that that Directive does not cover, as appropriate, including those aspects referred to in Title VI, Chapter II of this Regulation.
The Services Directive does not cover labour law and the posting of workers is excluded from it.
Like the appellants in the main proceedings and the Commission, I am of theview that the notion of‘capital goods used by the taxable person for the purposes of his business' in Article 19(2) of the Sixth Directive does not cover assets acquired by an undertaking for the purposes of leasing them and then selling them, where the sale at the end of the leasing contracts is an integral part of the taxable person's usual economic activity.
This Directive does not cover the disclosure of internal documents of, or correspondence between, competition authorities.
The Unfair Commercial Practices Directive does not cover business-to-business commercial practices since there is no argument in favour of fully harmonising national laws relating to unfair competition.
The Directive does not cover the sale of tobacco products, but the websites selling tobacco often involve an element of promotion(“buy cheap”).
Finally, this Directive does not cover indirect transfer taxes such as stamp duties on the transfer of immovable property.
The directive does not cover difference of treatment based on nationality, or the conditions of entry and residence for citizens from non-EU countries.
Whereas this Directive does not cover either the right of establishment or the freedom to provide services with regard to persons responsible for carrying out the statutory audits of accounting documents;
Given that the Directive does not cover this issue, it is essential to maintain close cooperation between Member States, in particular within the Professional Drivers Training Committee.
The directive does not cover differences of treatment based on nationality or payments of any kind made by State schemes, including State social security or social protection schemes.
The Directive does not cover services performed with a significant element of human intervention or contracts governing specific sectorial services such as healthcare, gambling or financial services.
First, the Directive does not cover procedural aspects at all, the level of harmonisation as to substantive law(including optional provisions) is insufficient, and there is only a vague legal basis for cooperation between the OHIM and national IP offices in the CTM Regulation.
(8) This Directive does not cover equipment within the scope of Directive 1999/5/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 1999 on radio equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity(10), but does cover consumer equipment used for digital television.
This Directive does not cover differences of treatment based on nationality and is without prejudice to provisions and conditions relating to the entry into and residence of third-country nationals and stateless persons in the territory of Member States, and to any treatment which arises from the legal status of the third-country nationals and stateless persons concerned.
This Directive does not cover difference of treatment based on nationality and is without prejudice to provisions and conditions relating to the entry into and residence of third-country nationals and stateless persons on the territory of Member States, and to any treatment which arises from the legal status of the third-country nationals and stateless persons concerned.
Consequently, although this Directive does not cover the actual operation of cableway installations, the Commission should propose to the Member States a series of recommendations designed to ensure that such installations situated on their territory are operated in such a way as to offer users, operating personnel and third parties a high degree of protection.
This Directive does not cover those social services in the area of housing, childcare and support to families and persons in need provided by the State or by providers mandated by the State- at national, regional or local level- with the objective of ensuring support to those who are in a particular state of need because of their insufficient family income, total or partial lack of independence or to those who risk to be marginalised.
However, Directive 2009/71/Euratom does not cover all facilities and aspects of spent fuel and radioactive waste management.