Examples of using Directive will in English and their translations into Polish
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The draft directive will apply to train drivers only.
I thank you for this, anddeeply believe that this draft directive will serve civil aviation well.
The directive will also have an important social and economic impact.
I hope that further work on the directive will move towards eliminating this phenomenon.
The Directive will have to be made operational and implemented at the level of Marine Regions.
I am under no illusions that the directive will resolve all the problems of employment migration.
The Directive will as well apply to illicit manufacturing and trafficking of weapons and their essential components.
I supported Mrs Grossetête's recommendation because this proposal for a directive will benefit European citizens.
Moreover, this directive will simplify admission procedures for employment purposes.
Once all Member States have abolished capital duty the provisions in the second part will become obsolete while the first part of the Directive will continue to apply.
This Directive will apply to all Member States, except Denmark, Ireland and the UK.
The Commission has also added additional text to clarify that any proposals to amend the Directive will only be forthcoming if the situation at the time necessitates further legislation.
Yes, this directive will create a clearer situation and a more transparent system to serve the European citizens.
Whereas the intention is to prepare a Directive on operations in potentially explosive atmospheres which is based on Article 118a;whereas that additional Directive will, in particular, aim at explosion hazards which derive from a given use and/or types and methods of installation;
After its adoption, the directive will not only establish minimum rules concerning criminal offences and sanctions.
The directive will apply where animals(mostly vertebrates) are bred for or used for scientific purposes.
I believe that, formulated as it is now, the directive will effectively serve the objective of combating the employment of illegal immigrants.
The directive will apply to more serious cases: minor cases are excluded from the scope of the directive. .
The criminal andother sanctions provided for in the directive will, I am sure, be a frightening deterrent which will help to limit and prevent the unacceptable exploitation of illegal immigrants.
The Directive will apply where there are no specific provisions regulating unfair commercial practices in.
Also for other public sector bodies the modifications in the Directive will entail at most a limited financial and administrative burden that is by far outweighed by the expected benefits for society as a whole.
This directive will provide the basis for a Europe without road offences, without borders and without any chance of breaking the rules.
The EESC considers that this Directive will reach its full potential only if similar rules are implemented in third countries as well.
The Directive will apply to all supply contracts awarded by a contracting authority9, provided that their estimated value is equal to or greater than the applicable threshold, which can be either EUR 134 000 or EUR 207 00010, depending on the nature of the contracting authority11.
I believe that this directive will represent a significant step in developing the internal market in the interests of both consumers and businesses.
The directive will apply to contracts with a value estimated to be no less than EUR 412 000 for supply and service contracts and EUR 5 150 000 for works contracts.
The full implementation of the directive will go a considerable way to meeting the Commission's objective of reinforcing and harmonising statutory audit.
From 2018, the Directive will be extended from its current restricted scope to all categories of electronic waste, subject to an impact assessment beforehand.
Furthermore, the directive will sit well with the sustainability agenda, which would demand that the cleanest of vehicles possible always be required.
The entry into force of this directive will therefore serve to reduce the administrative burdens weighing down companies and to increase the efforts to combat VAT fraud.