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The New Directive is based on a thorough impact assessment.
Access to the groundhandling market under the Directive is based on the following principles.
This directive is based on the principle of equal treatment between persons.
This support mightdefeat other EU policies, from the support for renewables to those on which the Industrial Emissions Directive is based.
The proposal for a directive is based on Article 95 of the Treaty.
Whereas the Commission, after consulting the Member States within the Standing Veterinary Committee, submitted to the Council a report laying down the conditions governing plant, operation andcontrol which the process of chilling by immersion in water must meet in order not to be considered as falling within the scope of the said prohibition; whereas this Directive is based on the conclusions of that report.
The directive is based on patients' needs, and not on financial resources.
Since the publication in 1998 of the recommendations of the International Commission for Non-Ionising Radiation(ICNIRP) published, on which the Directive is based, new scientific data have become available on the effects of low-frequency fields.
The Cosmetics Directive is based on Article 95 of the EC Treaty.
The directive is based on an initiative by 13 member states(Belgium, Germany, Estonia, Spain, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Hungary, Austria, Portugal, Romania, Finland and Sweden) following an agreement that was reached unanimously by the Council in October 2009 in respect of a Commission proposal from July 2009.
Accordingly, the Directive is based on Article 50(2)(g) of the Treaty.
The directive is based on the statutory regulations for securing loads(Road Traffic Act and German Commercial Code).
Unfortunately, this directive is based on Article 95 and I am waiting for the Commissioner to clarify the legal basis to us.
The Directive is based on the prevention philosophy already set out in more general terms in Framework Directive 89/391/EEC.
The implementation of the directive is based on river basin management plans and falls, ultimately, to the Member States.
The Directive is based on the"country of origin" principle, whereby audiovisual media service providers are subject to the regulations in their country of origin only and cannot be subject to regulation in the destination country except in very limited circumstances laid down by Article 3 of the AVMS Directive- e.g. incitement to hatred.
The fuel quality directive is based upon Article 95 of the Treaty and its specifications apply uniformly across the EU.
That Directive is based on the same principles as the current proposal: it offers the possibility for Member States wishing to restrict or prohibit GMO cultivation on their territory without affecting the EU risk assessment.
As the Directive is based on Article 175 of the Treaty, it leaves scope for further national measures.
The PRF Directive is based on the requirements contained in the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships(the MARPOL Convention).
If the directive is based on Article 95, which relates to the market, it will be the market and not good healthcare that is the governing factor.
The Takeover Bids Directive is based on general principles2, which should be complied with by Member States for the purpose of transposing the Directive. .
The Cableways Directive is based on the distinction between safety components, subsystems, infrastructure and installations; but such distinction has not always been clear.
In addition, the Directive is based on the practices enshrined in the legislation of the Member States that proved to be most effective before the Directive was adopted(the'best practices approach').
This amendment of the directive is based on revised international standards, in particular the Codex Alimentarius for fruit juices and nectars(Codex Stan 247-2005) and the Code of Practice of the European Fruit Juice Association(AIJN).
Even though the directive is based on rights already established by the Court of Justice interpreting the Treaty, the directive brings added-value in the sense that it will provide clarity about these additional rights conferred to patients when they seek the healthcare, to which they are entitled from providers in other Member States and how they are reimbursed.
Moreover, even if Article 4 of the Directive is based on a single concept of controller as regards its substantive provisions, I think that for the purposes of deciding on the preliminary issue of territorial applicability, an economic operator must be considered as a single unit, and thus, at this stage of analysis, not be dissected on the basis of its individual activities relating to processing of personal data or different groups of data subjects to which its activities relate.
The EESC continues to support the principles on which the 1995 Directive was based.
Three of those Directives are based on Article 175(1) of the EC Treaty, three of them are based on Article 95 of the EC Treaty.
The Directives are based on a high level of protection concerning health, safety, environmental and consumer protection(Article 95(3) EC Treaty).