Examples of using Second directive in English and their translations into Polish
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This was stipulated in the second directive.
The Second Directive applies to public limited liability companies throughout the EU.
Option 2: Adapt creditor protection rules to the provision in the modernised Second Directive; and.
The second directive and report on a standard residence and work permit moves in the same direction.
In certain situations, the conjunction with the Second Directive can lead to a further increase in costs.
In addition, the High Level Group formulated a few additional suggestions aiming at modernising the Second Directive.
Furthermore, there is now also a second directive relating to microfinancing which has been of concern to this House for some time.
the Second Directive and that it would examine further how best to amend the Second Directive accordingly.
The proposed amendment to the Second Directive 77/91/CEE(which will be in addition to the amendments made previously) is another issue which concerns us.
The draft directive in question undertakes to simplify certain aspects of the Second Directive, which currently sets out the following requirements.
As regards the amendment of the Second Directive relating to the alteration of capital,
Whereas therefore the obligation to apply the method of determining moisture as specified in the second Directive for the analysis of animal
The second directive, on common rights for economic migrants,
The Council shall issue, on a proposal from the Commission, a second Directive concerning the structure of,
In 1976 a second Directive, dealing with equal treatment relating to access to employment, vocational training, promotion
Whereas on 18 November 1971 the Commission adopted the second Directive(3) establishing Community methods of analysis for the official control of feedingstuffs;
The second directive relates to the use of frontal protection systems on vehicles
Option 2: Introduce a Member State option to grant an exemption from the reporting requirement under the Second Directive where an expert report is established in the course of a division; and.
The SLIM-Group recommendations concerning the Second Directive and their practical implications have been subsequently discussed with Member States company law experts in meetings in June 2000
the Sixth and the Second Directive.
public offers, the Second Directive contains a Member State option to exempt companies from the report on contributions in kind required by that directive. .
the calculation of the deductible proportion, is not necessarily the same as that which was used in respect of the application of the general scheme of deduction established by the Second Directive.
In the case of mergers and public offers, the Second Directive contains a Member State option to exempt companies from the report on contributions in kind required by that directive. .
up to specified sums laid down in the Second Directive.
because it is the second directive grouping together various amendments to existing directives
to make the expert reports required by these directives available to creditors(contrary to the report referred to in Article 10 Second Directive) creditors will in practice have access to it,
A proposal to amend the Second Directive along these lines has therefore been regarded by the Commission as a priority for the short term, in line with Annex 1 of the above mentioned Communication, which calls for the simplification of the Second Directive on the basis of the SLIM-recommendations as supplemented in the High Level Group's above mentioned report by means of a Directive“SLIM-Plus”.
Next, the Court points out that personal injuries, in respect of which cover is compulsory under the Second Directive, includes any type of damage resulting from an injury to physical integrity,
Furthermore, mainly technical changes need to be made to Second Directive(Council Directive 77/91/EEC9)
This strand of action looks at the duplication of requirements for experts' reports that currently derives in particular from the rules of the Sixth Directives on the one hand and the Second Directive on the capital of public limited-liability companies on the other, in cases where