Examples of using Scope of that directive in English and their translations into Romanian
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It is therefore excluded from the scope of that directive.
The Court held that nuclear fuel falls outside the scope of that directive, and rejected the argument that that directive should be applied by analogy to nuclear fuel used to produce electricity.
That benefit is therefore outside the scope of that directive.
While Article 1(1)of Directive 93/13 defines the scope of that directive, Article 1(2) thereof provides that terms which reflect mandatory statutory or regulatory provisions are excluded.
Pyrotechnic articles, however, are expressly excluded from the scope of that Directive.
(a) undertakings within the meaning of Article 1 of Directive 73/239/EEC,excluding those mutual associations which are excluded from the scope of that Directive by virtue of Article 3 thereof but including those bodies referred to in Article 4(a),(b),(c) and(e) thereof except where their activity does not consist wholly or mainly in carrying on insurance business;
Civil aviation was one of the sectors and activities excluded from the scope of that Directive.
In that case,the Court would exclude from the scope of that directive only situations in which, following the prior exercise of the right of freedom of movement by a Union citizen, that citizen travels with the third-country national family members to the Member State of which he is a national for the purpose of residence other than short-term residence.
Excise duties were also part of the scope of that Directive from 1992 to 2004.
However, some assistive technologies which are medical devices, might fall within the scope of that Directive.
For the Court to apply by analogy the rules laid down in Directive 2009/73 to the bottled LPG sector would extend the scope of that directive beyond the explicit terms of Article 1(2)of Directive 2009/73.
As is clear from Article 3(1) of that directive and the twelfth recital in the preamble thereto, terms not individually negotiated do not, as a matter of principle,fall within the scope of that directive.
Article 1(2) of Directive 93/13 must be interpreted as meaning that a contractual term included in a contract concluded by a seller orsupplier with a consumer falls outside the scope of that directive only if that contractual term reflects the content of a mandatory statutory or regulatory provision, which is a matter for the national court to determine.
Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the use of substances in cosmetic products, as defined by Directive 76/768/EEC,with regard to restrictions addressing the risks to human health within the scope of that Directive.
I do not think that a person suffering from a serious illness may fall within the scope of that directive on that basis.
(3) the Council adopted Directive 93/104/EC of 23 November 1993 concerning certain aspects of the organisation of working time(1);whereas sea transport was one of the sectors of activity excluded from the scope of that Directive;
Whereas, Commission Decision 2010/625/EU of 19 October 20103 pursuant to Directive 95/46/EC4 on the adequate protection of personal data provided in Andorra stated that for all the activities falling within the scope of that Directive, Andorra is considered as providing an adequate level of protection of personal data transferred from the European Union.
I would make clear in this regard that the supply of services to third parties by an IGP would be permissible only if it were subject to normal taxation(unless the services were exempt for some other reason), in accordance with Article 2 of the Sixth Directive, which defines the scope of that directive.
With a view to permitting subsequent measures to reduce fuel consumption and CO2 emissions in the sector of light commercial vehicles,it is necessary to extend the scope of that Directive to include vehicles of category N1 as well.
(36) In particular, although at present the European Parliament has not yetcompleted its first reading of the proposal, preparatory documents issued by the Parliament contain a proposed amendment of Article 1(2) of Directive 2009/73 so as to include‘green hydrogen and synthetic methane from renewable energy' within the scope of that directive.
For information purposes, and in the light of this situation,the Commission has published a list of telecommunications services(8) which may already be excluded from the scope of that Directive by virtue of Article 8 thereof.
Accordingly, the Court has held,in relation to action programmes under the Nitrates Directive, that, whilst not every legislative measure constitutes a plan or a programme within the meaning of the SEA Directive, the mere fact that such a measure is adopted by legislative means does not exclude it from the scope of that directive.
Thus, applying that case-law, in McCarthy, whereas the referring court had simply requested an interpretation of the provisions of Directive 2004/38, the Court,having held that the main proceedings fell outside the scope of that directive, based its answer on Article 21 TFEU.
Are the exceptions to the material scope laid down in Article 3(2), second subparagraph, of the Data Protection Directive 1 to be interpreted as meaning that the collection andother processing of personal data carried out by the members of a religious community in connection with door-to-door evangelical work fall outside the scope of that directive?
In that regard,it must be pointed out that Directive 2004/18 involves procedures for the award of public service contracts and not those relating to service concessions, which are excluded from the scope of that directive pursuant to Article 17 thereof.
In view of the fact that green hydrogen and synthetic methane(also referred to as substitute natural gas) are gaseous fuels which can be injected into and transported through natural gas infrastructure,(38) it may be inferred from this proposed amendment, along with the preceding amendments relating to Directive 2009/73,that the Union legislature's intent is to restrict the scope of that directive to natural gas and other types of gases that can use the natural gas system.
Whereas Directive 94/45/EC provides for special treatment to be accorded to Community-scale undertakings and groups of undertakings in which there is, at 22 September 1996, an agreement covering the entire workforce providing for the transnational information and consultation of employees; whereas, accordingly, Community-scale undertakings andgroups of undertakings falling within the scope of that Directive solely as a result of its application to the United Kingdom should be granted similar treatment;