Examples of using Labelling directive in English and their translations into Slovak
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Tyres labelling directive.
Health and safety:Commission urges GERMANY to notify transposition of Packaging and Labelling Directive.
Energy labelling directive.
Moreover, it deems that it has exercised its delegated powers under the energy labelling Directive correctly.
Review the labelling Directive to make it more effective.
Extending the Energy Labelling Directive.
The labelling directive requires a declaration of the place of origin, if an omission of such information may mislead the consumer.
Propose an amended Car Fuel Efficiency Labelling Directive(1999/94/EC)(2007).
The Energy Labelling Directive has a crucial role to play in the achievement of the EU energy efficiency target of 20% by 2020.
(DE) Mr President, I would just like the honourable Membersto know that we have now blocked and voted against the European Labelling Directive ten times- and we will do it ten more times.
The Energy Labelling Directive requires the Commission to review the effectiveness of the Directive and its delegated acts by 2014.
And subsidiary company Rotex Heating Systems GmbH are ready to showcase their best of breed climate controlsystems in the run up to the EU's new energy labelling directive, which will come into force later this year.
The Energy Labelling Directive will at this stage be extended to cover a wider range of products, including energy-using and other energy-related products.
In November 2008, the Commission adopted a Communication on energyefficiency71 together with proposals for revising the Energy Labelling Directive and for recasting the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive. .
The Energy Labelling Directive encourages consumers to buy more energy efficient products by informing them about the energy use of products through an energy label. .
The requirements for public procurement(article 9(1)) werealready evaluated in 2011 and, as a result were deleted from the Energy Labelling Directive and taken up in modified form in the Energy Efficiency Directive8.
The Energy Labelling Directive(2010/30/EU) 1 requires the Commission to evaluate the effectiveness of the Directive and submit a report to the European Parliament and Council by 31 December 2014.
It has since been noted that the simplified approach proposed by the Commission has an impact on the application of other legislative texts thatmake reference to"ingredient" as defined in the general labelling Directive 2000/13/EC.
The two most important issues concerning the Energy Labelling Directive were reduced effectiveness of the energy label and non-compliance due to weak enforcement.
Easy recognition of the label's message by consumers will also be facilitated by making use of a layoutfor the label similar to the one used for white goods under the Energy Labelling Directive for household appliances.
The introduction of A+ and higher classes under the 2010 Energy labelling Directive reduced the effectiveness of the energy label in motivating consumers to buy more efficient products.
This Labelling Directive also benefits the manufacturers of quality car tyres, which is why we attach so much importance to monitoring its implementation, which is essential for creating an equal playing field, except that it is at a high level.
In the proposal,the objectives and main principles of the current Energy Labelling Directive are retained but the proposal clarifies, strengthens and extends the scope of the current Directive's provisions by.
I would like to highlight the agreement regarding the renewables directive and the recent agreements regarding two very important directives: the Directive on the energy performance of buildings and the Energy Labelling Directive.
A revised Labelling Directive will, when relevant, identify the labelling classes below which products will not be procured by or receive incentives from public authorities.
The Expert group on Energy Labelling was established by the Commission in December 201211, replacing the Regulatory Committee on the Energy Labelling ofEnergy-using products which existed under the original energy labelling Directive 92/75/EEC.
The recast of the Energy Labelling Directive was announced as a priority of the Energy Efficiency Action Plan2 and of the Sustainable Consumption and Production and Sustainable Industrial Policy(SCP/SIP) Action Plan3.
The new Working Plan of the Eco-design Directive(2009-2011) includes energy-using water-using devices, such asirrigation equipment, and the Energy Labelling Directive is also under revision with the aim to cover a broader range of products, similar to the Ecodesign Directive. .
The first, under the 2010 Energy Labelling Directive is labelling requirements so that consumers can compare not only the headline price of the appliances they are considering buying, but also their energy efficiency and thus their lifetime cost and effect on the environment.
The SCP/SIP concluded that the Energy Labelling Directive should be amended to indicate, on the one hand, use phase energy consumption/savings and, on the other hand, other relevant and significant environmental parameters of the product.