Examples of using Directive does not prevent in English and their translations into Slovak
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The directive does not prevent EU countries from introducing laws that are more favourable to the employee.
In accordance with Article193 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU), this Directive does not prevent Member States from maintaining or introducing more stringent protective measures.
Moreover, the directive does not prevent holders of exclusive broadcasting rights from charging for the use of their rights.
As regards this Directive, apart from the control mechanism, as some of the provisions introduced by this Directive may interfere with national constitutional rules relating to freedom of the press and freedom of expression in the media,the Commission introduces recital 16 clarifying that this Directive does not prevent Member States from applying these constitutional rules.
(17) This Directive does not prevent Member States from granting, where appropriate, temporary deregistrations of vehicles.
The Czech Republic is likely to see it as a step backwards butthe important thing is that the directive does not prevent countries from adopting stricter and more binding national legislation, which I think is very desirable in this case.
The Directive does not prevent Member States from investigating individual cases where there is a well-founded suspicion of abuse.
In accordance with Article193 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU), this Directive does not prevent Member States from maintaining or introducing more stringent protective measures, for example for the purposes to comply with environmental quality standards.
This Directive does not prevent Member States from requiring prior authorisation by a judicial authority for such inspections.
In accordance with Article193 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU), this Directive does not prevent Member States from maintaining or introducing more stringent protective measures, for example greenhouse gas emission requirements, provided that such measures are compatible with the Treaties and the Commission has been notified.
This Directive does not prevent employers from taking employment-related decisions which arenot prompted by the reporting or public disclosure.
The Court of Justice recalled that the Directive does not prevent Member States from fighting against abuse of Community rights, including marriages of convenience, as stipulated in Article 35.
This Directive does not prevent Member States from applying stricter rules and sanctions with regard to fraud and counterfeiting of non-cash means of payment.
At the same time, and in view of its purpose, that directive does not prevent the States from enacting their own more favourable rules, which are more likely to accelerate the process of integration and social cohesion.
This Directive does not prevent Member States from applying specific quality criteria for the choice of service providers, such as the criteria set out in the voluntary European Quality Framework for Social Services of the European Union's Social Protection Committee.
(2) While, in accordance with the Treaty, this Directive does not prevent any Member State from maintaining or introducing more stringent protective measures, its implementation should not serve to justify any regression in relation to the situation which already prevails in each Member State.
This Directive does not prevent Member States from providing for exceptions or limitations to rights that are not harmonised in the copyright framework of the Union.
This Directive does not prevent Member States from applying their fundamental rules and principles relating to the freedom of press and freedom of expression.
Whereas this Directive does not prevent the Member States from requiring supplementary conditions of training for access to activities not included in the coordinated minimum range of activities;
The UCITS Directive does not prevent cross-border mergers of funds, but neither does it address many of the practical obstacles that may need to be tackled in order to facilitate such mergers.
Furthermore, the Directive does not prevent the Member States from maintaining a number of exceptional measures, for example free postal services for partially sighted persons, although today Parliament rejected a specific article in this regard.
This Directive does not prevent Member States from strengthening the market position of the household customers and small and medium-sized non-household customers by promoting the possibilities for the voluntary aggregation of representation for that class of customers.
This Directive does not prevent Member States from adopting or maintaining in force more stringent provisions in the field covered by this Directive to further facilitate the exercise of shareholder rights, to encourage shareholder engagement and to protect the interests of minority shareholders, as well as to fulfil other purposes such as the safety and soundness of credit and financial institutions.