Examples of using This draft directive in English and their translations into Romanian
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The EESC supports this draft directive.
I believe the Commission has already done some good preparation work on this draft directive.
The Commission adopted this draft directive in July 2011.
I could agree to a reference to multiple discrimination in the areas covered by this draft directive.
We therefore have reason to regard this draft directive as a step in the right direction.
This draft directive brings to light the need for a common policy on legal immigration, particularly of the economic variety.
As a result, the Presidency is beginning to examine this draft directive at working party level.
This draft Directive of the European Parliament and the Council has no financial implications for the budget of the European Union.
It is for all these reasons, ladies and gentlemen,that the Spanish delegation of the European People's Party shall vote against this draft directive.
In writing.-(PT) This draft directive on consumer rights merges the four Community directives in force into a single legislative instrument.
I would like to end by reiterating that the Group of theEuropean People's Party(Christian Democrats) gives its support to protection for victims, this draft directive and extended protection for victims.
The adoption of this draft directive will finally allow patient mobility, an element intrinsic to citizen mobility, to be added to a legal text.
This draft directive presented by the Commission seeks to group together the seven existing directives which regulate matters relating to industrial emissions.
On the other hand,I would like to congratulate the European Commission for initiating this draft directive, which combines four existing directives into a single legislative instrument.
This draft directive, on the other hand, strikes a correct balance between the biological role of the woman and the rights owed to those who perform that role to the full.
However, before arriving at a definitive wording of this draft directive, I will be careful to consult those MEPs, yourself included, who are most involved in this issue.
This draft directive aims to provide better protection for consumers in all Member States of the European Union by enabling them, in particular, to enjoy an adequate right of withdrawal.
I would also like to say from a German point of view that in this respect, we have a lot of ground to make up andI am very pleased that this aspect concerning the children plays a very important part in this draft directive.
As is stated in Articles 1 and 8 of this draft directive, states will retain control over the number of migrants that they wish to admit onto their national territory.
By creating a single application procedure for third country nationals who are seeking admission to the territory of a Member State in order to work there, andoffering them a secure legal status, this draft directive responds to these needs and also simplifies the often complex administrative process.
Notwithstanding the good intentions,I voted against this draft directive as it is imprecise on some technical and procedural aspects and some of the definitions are ambiguous.
The last time that this draft directive was on the agenda of the Council was 8 June 2009, when the EPSCO Council took note of a progress report by the Czech Presidency 10064/1/09+ 10064/1/09 COR 1.
(FR) Madam President, this draft directive is of key importance in the fight against illegal immigration and has been essential to the introduction of a common policy on immigration.
The aim of this draft directive is to increase the confidence and protection of consumers in the purchases that they make in shops or on the Internet, and to reduce the reluctance of businesses to sell in other EU countries.
However, the problem with this draft directive is that it is based on the most usual kind of stalking, in which a person has been a victim of violence by another and therefore must be defended against a repeat of whatever physical or mental abuse took place.
This draft directive, which is technical in nature, reaffirms the distinction between fruit juice and fruit juice from concentrate, simplifies the provisions on the restitution of flavour and aroma, provides for the removal of sugar from the list of authorised ingredients and includes tomatoes in the list of fruits used for fruit juice production.
That is the purpose behind this crucial draft directive to promote measures aimed at removing the barriers to broader and better coordinated ITS deployment.
It is in this new draft Directive on asylum procedures that we are trying to lay down criteria that are genuinely objective, that are the same everywhere.