Examples of using Directive would in English and their translations into Polish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Official/political
-
Programming
-
Computer
Other means than a Directive would not be adequate in this case.
introduces various thresholds for ports to which the Directive would apply.
A directive would not have been adequate to create such a mechanism.
It can however be concluded with certainty that a failure to prolong the Directive would have major negative on all interested parties.
This directive would not have turned out so successfully without a strong European Parliament.
However, the Committee believes that the proposed act should state that those entities with obligations under the Directive would have recourse to suppliers of software
A directive would not be adequate, because the residue limits are directly applicable.
Furthermore, such a directive would follow up the directive on actions for injunction;
The directive would do better to tackle inequalities in access to
Even after the improvements, the directive would have a reasonable number of derogations that would allow for flexibility.
The directive would also incorporate this convention into Community law
Firstly, we wanted to ensure that the directive would prevent individual airports from abusing their dominant market position.
This Directive would have been exactly the right place to give Sunday a real footing as the non-working day throughout Europe,
Mr Peder Munch Hansen said that the Directive would affect mobility of patients,
This directive would provide the legal basis for the operation of the proposed European Public Prosecutor's Office(EPPO),
In addition, the directive would encourage rapid development and wide distribution of clean technologies.
As it is legally binding, a directive would have the capacity to enhance transparency,
Repealing the Directive would also be totally inconsistent with related data accessibility
The new system to be brought in under the directive would apply to cars registered in one Member State
Broadening the scope of this directive would have the added advantage of securing better harmonisation since Member States would not have to create new legal or legislative acts to transpose the directive,