Examples of using Set out in that directive in English and their translations into Slovak
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However, the Authority should endeavour to comply with the principles set out in that Directive.
The provisions of this Regulation are without prejudice to the rights and guarantees set out in that Directive including in particular the continued provision of a universal postal service to users.
The Commission may request the Agency to carry out a review of the situation in any such third country with aview to assess whether the relevant conditions and criteria set out in that Directive are respected.
The definition of‘body governed by public law' set out in that Directive and the definition of‘public undertaking' set out in Directive 2014/25/EU should apply to this Directive. .
Those providers areconsequently subject to the provisions on the internal market set out in that Directive, if they are established in a Member State.
(1) Directive 64/432/EEC provides that a Member State or part of a Member State may be declared officially free of bovine tuberculosis and enzootic bovine leukosis as regards bovineherds subject to compliance with certain conditions set out in that Directive.
Such application of the exclusion goes beyond the intended scope set out in that Directive and has the potential to increase risks for consumers, as those providers remain outside the protection of the legal framework.
Annex I to Directive 91/477/EECprovides that objects which correspond to the definition of a firearm set out in that Directive are not included in that definition if they are designed for alarm, signalling or life-saving purposes and can only be used for the stated purpose.
In combustion plants which fall within the scope of Directive 2001/80/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council*, which are subject to Article 4(1), 4(2) or 4(3)(a) of that Directive andwhich comply with the emission limits for sulphur dioxide for such plants as set out in that Directive;
Concerning affordability of water, it is important to recall that, without prejudice to Article 9(4) of Directive 2000/60/EC,when setting water tariffs in accordance with the principle of recovery of costs set out in that Directive, Member States may have regard to the variation in the economic and social conditions of the population and may therefore adopt social tariffs or take measures safeguarding populations at a socio-economic disadvantage.
By its first question, the referring court is essentially asking whether Article 2(1) of Directive 85/337 must be interpreted as meaning that projects likely to have significant effects on the environment, but which are not referred to in Annexes I and II to that directive, mustnevertheless be subject to an environmental impact assessment which complies with the assessment set out in that directive.
Concerning affordability of water, it is important to recall that, without prejudice to Article 9(4) of Directive 2000/60/EC,when setting water tariffs in accordance with the principle of recovery of costs set out in that Directive, Member States may have regard to the variation in the economic and social conditions of the population and may therefore adopt social tariffs or take measures safeguarding populations at a socio-economic disadvantage.
The respondents in the main proceedings submit that Directive 2004/38 now defines the conditions governing the right of residence in the Member States of citizens of the Union and members of their families, so that the exercise of any right of residence, even if it derives from Article 12 of Regulation No 1612/68,presupposes that the persons concerned satisfy the conditions for residence set out in that directive.
The specific provisions on the protection of personal data on security, confidentiality and keeping of log files contained in Decision 2006/XX/JHA supplement orclarify the principles set out in that Directive when personal data is processed by those services in the context of SIS II.