Examples of using To replace directive in English and their translations into Polish
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The proposal introduces a new regulation to replace Directive 2002/30/EC.
The proposal intends to replace Directive 2000/9/EC by a Regulation, in line with the Commission's simplification objectives.
The measure implemented is a proposal for a directive designed to replace Directive 2002/6/EC, currently in force.
This proposal intends to replace Directive 2009/142/EC on appliances burning gaseous fuels by a Regulation, in line with the Commission's simplification objectives.
On 20 October 2011,the Commission adopted the four abovementioned proposals to replace Directives 2004/39/EC(6) and 2003/6/EC.
This proposal is designed to replace Directive 2002/6/EC1 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 February 2002 in order to meet the following needs.
It is therefore appropriate to replace Directive 77/92/EEC with a new directive. .
The proposed directive is to replace directive 2002/6/EC on the same subject.
The relevant provisions of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive should be included in the Annex to the Regulation on consumer protection cooperation since this Directive is intended to replace Directive 89/552/EEC.
It is appropriate to replace Directive 2010/30/EU by a Regulation which maintains the same scope, but modifies and enhances some of its provisions in order to clarify and update their content.
For reasons of clarity, predictability, rationality and simplification,the Commission is proposing to replace Directive 97/68/EC by a Regulation and a small number of delegated and implementing acts.
The aim is to replace Directive 96/26/EC by a new Regulation in order to achieve better harmonisation and to promote fairer competition between operators within the internal market.
ES Madam President, Commissioners,the proposal for a regulation drawn up by the European Commission to replace Directive 91/414/CE achieves greater harmonisation of authorisation procedures while at the same time providing for consumer protection.
The proposal is meant to replace Directive 2000/9/EC with a regulation and to align the directive with the"goods package" adopted in 2008, and in particular with Decision EC No 768/2008 on the New Legislative Framework NLF.
Taking into account the main adaptations which are introduced in the existing regulatory system,a Regulation is the appropriate legal instrument to replace Directive 98/8/EC as it imposes clear and detailed rules which do not give room for diverging transposition by Member States.
The choice of legal instrument to replace Directive 2004/67EC concerning measures to safeguard security of natural gas supply1 is appropriate, as it enables faster and more uniform application.
Taking into account the main changes that should be made to the existing rules, and aiming to improve the functioning of the internal market,a regulation is the appropriate legal instrument to replace Directive 2001/82/EC in order to lay down clear, detailed and directly applicable rules.
It is appropriate in the interest of increased transparency to replace Directive 90/313/EEC rather than to amend it, so as to provide interested parties with a single, clear and coherent legislative text.
First of all, in order to address the main argument put forward by the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in its defence, it must be pointed out that, according to Article 3(1)(a) thereof,Directive 2006/123 is not intended to replace Directive 96/71 and the latter prevails over the former in the event of conflict.
The Commission's proposal for a new technical standards directive to replace Directive 2006/87/EC is intended to improve coordination between the various regulatory bodies, and provides for a mechanism to this end.
The new directive proposed to replace Directive 86/613/EEC seeks to address shortcomings in the field of self employment and assisting spouses within family businesses, by.
In light of ongoing negotiations between the co-legislators on a Commission proposal for a Regulation on Data Protection to replace Directive 95/46/EC, and depending on the time line and outcome of the procedures, a change of reference could be appropriate before the adoption of this Directive. .
In the context of the enlargement of the European Union, it is important to replace Directive 92/109/EEC by a regulation, as each modification of that Directive and its Annexes would trigger national implementation measures in 25 Member States.
This proposal follows up on the Energy Union Framework Strategy and intends to replace Directive 2010/30/EU on the indication by labelling and standard product information of the consumption of energy and other resources by energy-related products.
COM(2006) 388 for a regulation to replace this directive.
The proposal for a Regulation is intended to replace the Directive and rectify these shortcomings.
Therefore, it was decided not to replace the Directive by other legislative measures or to modify it.
The Committee is of the opinion that no additional provisions should therefore be created to replace the Directive 97/5/EC.