Examples of using Directive should not apply in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Directive should not apply to research projects.
In that case Articles 6, 7,8 and 9 of this Directive should not apply.
This Directive should not apply to healthcare as defined in Directive 2011/24/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council(5).
In order toavoid imposing a disproportionate burden on such NGOs, this Directive should not apply to them.
This Directive should not apply to economic transactions undertaken by individuals for whom these transactions do not constitute their professional or commercial activity.
In that Member State, inorder to avoid situations of conflicting rules, the provisions on equal treatment and family reunification of this Directive should not apply.
This Directive should not apply to the professional management of claims on behalf of an insurance or reinsurance undertaking, nor to the loss adjusting and expert appraisal of claims.
Where a product comes clearly under the definition of other product categories, in particular food,food supplements, medical devices, biocides or cosmetics, this Directive should not apply.
Thus the provisions of this Directive should not apply, if the disclosure of undisclosed information is in the overriding public interest or can be considered as a fundamental right.
In order to ensure a uniform application of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions necessary for Member States to comply with this Directive tocontracts concluded from the transposition date onwards, this Directive should not apply to contracts concluded before its transposition date.
This Directive should not apply to third-country nationals posted by undertakings established in a Member State in the framework of a provision of services in accordance with Directive 96/71/EC.
In accordance with the principle of proportionality,a number of provisions on end-user rights in this Directive should not apply to microenterprises which provide only number-independent interpersonal communications services.
However, this Directive should not apply to the assembly of pressure equipment on the site and under the responsibility of a user who is not the manu- facturer, as in the case of industrial installations.
In order to ensure that the laws, regulations and administrative provisions necessary for Member States to comply with this Directive are applied in a uniform manner tocontracts concluded from the transposition date onwards, this Directive should not apply to contracts concluded before its transposition date.
The Directive should not apply to matters covered by other Directives implementing the principle of equal treatment between men and women, notably Directive 2004/113/EC.
In order not to hinder transport operations between Member States andthird countries, this Directive should not apply to transportable pressure equipment exclusively used for the transport of dangerous goods between the territory of the Community and that of third countries.
This Directive should not apply to websites managed by public authorities or consumers' associations which donot aim to conclude any contract but merely compare insurance products available on the market.
Where digital content anddigital services are not supplied in exchange for a price, this Directive should not apply to situations where the trader collects personal data exclusively to supply digital content or a digital service, or for the sole purpose of meeting legal requirements.
The Directive should not apply to certain emergency services where they are performed by non-profit organisations or associations, since the particular nature of those organisations would be difficult to preserve if the service providers had to be chosen in accordance with the procedures set out in the Directive. .
Similarly, this Directive should not apply to public services, such as social security services or public registers, where the digital means are only used for transmitting or communicating the service to the consumer.
This Directive should not apply to the activities of cash-in-transit companies(CITs) and cash management companies(CMCs) where the activities concerned are limited to the physical transport of banknotes and coins.
This Directive should not apply to payment transactions made in cash or to those based on paper cheques since, by their nature, they cannot be processed as efficiently as other means of payment, in particular electronic payments.
This Directive should not apply to national laws insofar as they provide for the imposition of criminal sanctions on natural persons, with the exception of the rules governing the interplay of leniency programmes with the imposition of sanctions on natural persons.
(31) This Directive should not apply to digital content or a digital service that is provided to a public audience as part of an artistic performance or other event, such as a digital cinematographic projection or an audiovisual theatrical performance.
This Directive should not apply to contractual schemes or IPS that are not officially recognised as DGSs, except as regards the limited requirements on advertising and information of depositors in the case of the exclusion or withdrawal of a credit institution.
This Directive should not apply to civil proceedings or to administrative proceedings, including where the latter can lead to sanctions, such as proceedings relating to competition, trade, financial services, road traffic, tax or tax surcharges, and investigations by administrative authorities in relation to such proceedings.
This directive should not apply to defence-related products which only pass through the territory of the Community, that is those products which are not assigned a customs-approved treatment or use other than the external transit procedure or which are merely placed in a free zone or free warehouse and where no record of them has to be kept in an approved stock record.
Finally, the Directive should not apply to payment transactions for the purchase of digital goods or services, where, by virtue of the nature of the good or service, the operator adds intrinsic value to it, e.g. in the form of access, search or distribution facilities, provided that the good or service in question can only be used through a digital device, such as a mobile phone or a computer.
In particular, that Directive should not apply to documents to which access is excluded or restricted by virtue of the access regimes on the grounds of protection of personal data, and parts of documents accessible by virtue of those regimes which contain personal data the re-use of which has been provided for by law as being incompatible with the law concerning the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data.
This Directive should not apply to persons with another professional activity, such as tax experts, accountants or lawyers, who provide advice on insurance cover on an incidental basis in the course of that other professional activity, nor should it apply to the mere provision of information of a general nature on insurance products, provided that the purpose of that activity is not to help the customer conclude or fulfil an insurance or reinsurance contract.