Examples of using Directive allows in English and their translations into Polish
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The Directive allows Member States to expel criminals.
However, if it would lead to an increase in the revenue accruing to the infrastructure manager, the Directive allows internalisation only if there is an equivalent increase for competing modes of transport.
The Directive allows Member States flexibility in this regard.
In addition, the scope for exemptions from the strict system of protection is wider than the Directive allows and contains a set of additional exceptions which clearly go beyond the intentions of European law.
The Directive allows the provisions to be adapted or waived for certain facilities, according to the nature of the waste.
ILO 188 only refers to minimum rest as a criterion to limit working time, while the Directive allows for alternative use of either minimum rest or maximum working time.
However, the Directive allows SUPs to build voluntary reserves Article 16.
In addition, with the exception of the specific activity of portfolio management, the directive allows existing networks of advisers(both employed and independent) to co-exist, but requires them to declare their nature.
The Directive allows better control of money remittance activities while at the same time encouraging innovation.
For these andunder the condition that no self-regulatory mechanism is offering a valid alternative, the Directive allows the setting of mandatory minimum requirements corresponding to the performance of the product that has least life cycle cost.
However, the directive allows Member States to provide for specific exceptions or limitations to that right.
As the assessment of the precise impact of an expected outflow of patients requires complex assumptions and calculations, the Directive allows for a system of prior authorisation if there is sufficient reason to expect that the social security system will be seriously undermined.
This directive allows existing security measures and structures to be maintained provided they comply with the rules of the directive. .
As I said, and I am responding here to Mrs Lichtenberger, the directive allows the Member States to establish charges or taxes on the basis of noise pollution or other environmental aspects.
The Directive allows Member States to set their own levels of ambition on targets and to select the measures under the programmes and remediation strategies which they consider most appropriate and most cost-effective.
As stated earlier, the directive allows the possibility of voluntary labelling, including the possibility of labelling showing a product's place of origin and/or production.
The Directive allows Member States to take additional measures to facilitate further the exercise of the rights referred to in the Directive. .
Quantitative restrictions for cigarettes: the directive allows member states not benefiting from the transition to impose a quantitative limit of at least 300 cigarettes on the number of cigarettes that may be brought into their territory from member states applying transitional arrangements.
The Directive allows Member States to provide for compulsory or optional collective management of the resale right royalty.
First, the Directive allows Member States to choose whether the initial qualification takes the form of a course and test or just involves tests.
The Directive allows for a limited range of equivalent emission abatement methods when compared to the revised MARPOL Annex VI.
The Directive allows Member States to determine the length of time during which an applicant cannot have access to the labour market.
Furthermore, the Directive allows the detention and removal of unaccompanied minors, in clear violation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
The Directive allows the scope to be extended to small and medium size enterprises and customers without fuel switching possibilities.
The Directive allows the exclusion of people whose behaviour represents a genuine, current and sufficiently serious threat to the fundamental interests of society.
The Directive allows Member States to set up longer reference periods in certain situations, such as for activities requiring a need for continuity of service provision.
It is noted that the Directive allows the entry into the scheme of"external" flexible project credits from the Kyoto Joint Implementation or Clean Development Mechanisms JI/CDM.
Firstly, the Directive allows, as an alternative to metric units, the use of units of quantity which are widely and customarily used in the marketing of certain products in Member States.
Option 1: The Directive allows Member States to waive the obligation to indicate the unit price for small retail businesses only for a limited period of time, to be specified in national legislation.
The directive allows producers of electrical equipment to provide buyers who are purchasing equipment with information on the costs for collecting, processing and disposing of the waste in an environmentally-friendly way.