Examples of using Defined in this directive in English and their translations into Polish
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Member States shall ensure that money laundering as defined in this Directive is prohibited.
Own funds as defined in this Directive shall form the numerator of the solvency ratio.
That is why it is a good thing that a transitional period is clearly defined in this directive.
Pictograms or any other mark defined in this Directive may only be used together with the CE marking.
Legal aid shall be granted for the enforcement of authentic instruments in another Member State under the conditions defined in this Directive.
The methods must achieve the objectives of the supplementary supervision as defined in this Directive and must be notified to the other competent authorities involved and the Commission.
Legal aid shall also be extended to extrajudicial procedures, under the conditions defined in this Directive, if the law requires the parties to use them,
Legal aid should also be granted for the enforcement of authentic instruments in another Member State under the conditions defined in this Directive.
packaging or labelling as defined in this Directive, the placing on the market of dangerous substances which satisfy the requirements of this Directive
able to bear the costs of proceedings, in the conditions defined in this Directive.
Contrary to the other categories of electronic communications networks and services as defined in this Directive, number-independent interpersonal communications services do not benefit from the use of public numbering resources
7 Ö 34 Õ apply are defined in this Directive and in the Specific Directives. .
If the applicant holds the diploma, as defined in this Directive or in Directive 89/48/EEC,
bear the same obligations as"shipowners", as defined in this Directive, do, i.e. provide a financial guarantee.
86 of the Treaty if a dominant supplier refuses to make information available which is necessary for interoperability as defined in this Directive;
Member States shall use a certification model as defined in this Directive and may limit the particulars shown therein to those for which the required data are available.
partnership firms of auditors as defined in this Directive.
If the applicant holds the diploma, as defined in this Directive or in Directive 89/48/EEC,
their transport are not regarded as being intermediaries as defined in this Directive;
Some of the securities defined in this Directive entitle the holder to acquire transferable securities
the authorities of the Member States may be professional associations provided that they are authorized by national law to grant approval as defined in this Directive.
Member States shall adopt the measures defined in this Directive in respect of establishmentin a self-employed capacity the activities referred to in Article 2.">
which is a concept clearly defined in this Directive.
to in this Directive, take the measures defined in this Directive concerning the establishment in their territories of the natural persons and undertakings referred to
effectively on behalf of that UCITS certain activities, also defined in this Directive.
Member States shall adopt the transitional measures defined in this Directive in respect of establishmentin paragraph 2 of this Article.">
the addition of vitamins to the products defined in this Directive is authorised in certain Member States.
Member States shall adopt the measures defined in this Directive in respect of establishmentin Annex A.">
labelled"harmful","extremely flammable" or"highly flammable" as defined in this Directive must bear a tactile warning of danger.