Examples of using Transposition date in English and their translations into Polish
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Seven years after transposition date.
The transposition date is 19 May 2012.
In Article 13(Review) the date of 1 July 2008 is replaced by[3 years after the transposition date] and the following paragraph is added.
The key transposition dates are 2008 and 2013.
Member States shall make the following information available to the Commission within eight years from[transposition date], and every five years thereafter.
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The key transposition dates are 2006 and October 2012.
However, the Commission has encouraged Member States to anticipate the transposition date of the 4AMLD, and this proposal amends that date to 1 January 2017.
Transposition dates: 9 July 2012 and 9 January 2013 depending on provisions.
Within 25 years from[transposition date], for the remaining sites.
The report shall be submitted to the European Parliament and to the Council by Publications Office- set the date five years after the transposition date of this Directive.
Within five years from[transposition date], for at least 10% of the sites;
The Council favoured targets of 25% and 45%, to be achieved respectively 4 and8 years after the transposition date see Article 9 of the common position.
Within 15 years from[transposition date], for at least 60% of the sites;
Transposition dates are adjusted so that Member States have sufficient time to transpose(31 December 2010) and fully implement(31 January 2012) the revised/new provisions.
The programme of measures shall be drawn up within seven years from[transposition date] and shall be in application no later than eight years after that date. .
The transposition date for the 4AMLD and the entry into force of Regulation(EU) 2015/847 is 26 June 2017.
The evaluation of the consequences of the application of the legislative measure could take place three years after the transposition date for the legislative measure, in the context of a report to the Council and the Parliament.
Five years after the transposition date, the Commission will produce an evaluation of this Directive.
With some exceptions, the number of accidents in most Member States appears to have fallen more steeply than the number of fishermen,implying that incidence rates were falling prior to the transposition dates.
Within five years from[transposition date], the competent authorities shall have identified the location of at least the sites where the potentially soil-polluting activities referred to in Annex II are taking place or have taken place in the past.
The standard document shall be established following the procedure laid down in Article 16 andshall be published in the Official Journal of the European Union not later than same date as Article 17(1)-transposition date.
By[one year after transposition date], the Commission shall submit to the European Parliament, the Council and the Economic and Social Committee, a report on the application of this Directive, in the light of the development of digital libraries.
The Commission shall, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 18,establish the standard document which shall be published in the Official Journal of the European Union not later than same date as Article 19(1)-transposition date.
The proposal includes a clause providing for a review of the operation of the Directive four years after its transposition date and a special review of the potential extension of the scope of the Directive to cover PNR data of passengers on flights internal to the EU.
In order to avoid this situation and ensure the legal continuity of the current Solvency provisions(Solvency I) until the complete Solvency II-package is in place,it is proposed that the relevant transposition date in Directive 2009/138/EC is extended to 30 June 2013.
Within five years from[transposition date], Member States shall identify the areas in their national territory, at the appropriate level, where there is decisive evidence, or legitimate grounds for suspicion, that one or more of the following soil degradation processes has occurred or is likely to occur in the near future, hereinafter“the risk areas”.
In order toassess the effectiveness of the proposed policies, the Commission will propose to set up a range of indicators to feed into a monitoring system to facilitate an evaluation three years after the transposition date possibly in the form of a report to the Council and the Parliament.
Member States shall, on the basis of the inventory and within seven years from[transposition date], draw up a National Remediation Strategy, including at least remediation targets, a prioritisation, starting with those sites which pose a significant risk to human health, a timetable for implementation, and the funds allocated by the authorities responsible for budgetary decisions in the Member States in accordance with their national procedures.
This would either require different transposition dates to be set for the different provisions depending on the relevant dates, which is unorthodox wording for a Directive from a legal perspective, or a single date of transposition, which would require Member States to adopt national legislation with a deferred applicability for some provisions, which is unusual for a Directive.
Transposition and date of application.