Examples of using Second directive in English and their translations into Slovak
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This was stipulated in the second directive.
The work on this second Directive continues in the European Parliament and the Council.
Rules on the capital of public limited liability companies(second directive);
The Second Directive applies to public limited liability companies throughout the EU.
In certain situations, the conjunction with the Second Directive can lead to a further increase in costs.
The second directive and report on a standard residence and work permit moves in the same direction.
Option 2:Adapt creditor protection rules to the provision in the modernised Second Directive; and.
Furthermore, there is now also a second directive relating to microfinancing which has been of concern to this House for some time.
In addition, the High Level Groupformulated a few additional suggestions aiming at modernising the Second Directive.
The second Directive bans the marketing of food, such as meat or milk from cloned animals from being placed on the EU market.
Points 2 and 3 aim at centralising the exemption possibility, for Member States,from the requirement for an expert report on contributions in-kind in the Second Directive.
From these discussions, it appeared that the main recommendations relating to the Second Directive were supported, pending, however, a number of technical issues to be considered in more depth.
The second directive, on common rights for economic migrants, will naturally be equally important, since we shall have work permits and residence permits in a single document for the first time.
In point 6, it is proposed to align the mechanism of the creditor protection under theThird Directive with the mechanism that was introduced into the Second Directive by Directive 2006/68/EC.
The law was followed by a second Directive on the right to information in criminal proceedings, adopted in 2012(see IP/12/575), and the right to access to a lawyer, adopted in 2013(IP/13/921).
This flexibility, however, seems useful given that the contents of thereports under the Third and the Sixth Directives on one hand and the Second Directive on the other are not entirely identical.
In the case of mergers and public offers, the Second Directive contains a Member State option to exempt companies from the report on contributions in kind required by that directive. .
In its Report to the European Parliament and the Council4, the Commission stated that it supported the overall objective of the main recommendations relating to the Second Directive andthat it would examine further how best to amend the Second Directive accordingly.
The SLIM-Group recommendations concerning the Second Directive and their practical implications have been subsequently discussed with Member States company law experts in meetings in June 2000 and March 2001.
Member States should therefore have thepossibility to dispense companies from the reporting requirement under the Second Directive in these cases or to provide that both reports may be established by the same expert.
The second directive relates to the use of frontal protection systems on vehicles and indicates various levels of protection for vulnerable road users in the event of a collision with vehicles equipped with such systems.
Next, the Court points out that personal injuries,in respect of which cover is compulsory under the Second Directive, includes any type of damage resulting from an injury to physical integrity, including both physical and psychological suffering.
In 1976 a second Directive, dealing with equal treatment relating to access to employment, vocational training, promotion and working conditions(Directive 76/207/EEC), was adopted on the basis of ex-Article 235 EC.
Ensuring coherence between the rules of the Third and the Sixth Directives on the one hand and recent changes to the rest of the Company law acquis on the other, in particular as concerns the creditor protection rules in the Third,the Sixth and the Second Directive.
In the case of mergers and public offers, the Second Directive contains a Member State option to exempt companies from the report on contributions in kind required by that directive. .
This strand of action looks at the duplication of requirements for experts' reports that currently derives in particular from the rules of the SixthDirectives on the one hand and the Second Directive on the capital of public limited-liability companies on the other, in cases where the operation is linked to setting up a new company or an increase in the capital of the receiving company.
Whereas as of September 2017, the second Directive on Administrative Cooperation(DAC2) requires EU Member States to obtain information from their financial institutions and to exchange it with the Member State of residence of taxpayers on an annual basis;
Although the Member States are free to determine the damage covered by that insurance andthe detailed rules in that respect, the Second Directive adopted in this field provides that insurance must cover personal injuries to a minimum amount of €1 million per victim or €5 million per claim, irrespective of the number of victims in the latter case.
The law was followed by a second Directive on the right to information in criminal proceedings, adopted in 2012(IP/12/575), and then by a third Directive on the right to access to a lawyer and on the right to communicate, when deprived of liberty, with family members and with consular authorities, adopted in 2013(IP/13/921).
The proposal is called“Omnibus II-Directive”, because it is the second directive grouping together various amendments to existing directives in order to adapt it to the new European structure for financial supervision.