Examples of using Directive on cross-border in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Directive on Cross-Border Healthcare(COM(2008) 414).
In the end, I voted for the directive on cross-border healthcare.
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This is provided for in the European Directive on Cross-border Legal Aid.
Proposed Directive on cross-border conversions, mergers and divisions.
I need only mention the European company and the Directive on cross-border mergers.
Proposed Directive on cross-border conversions, mergers and divisions.
The Commission wants to conclude the draft Directive on cross-border health services tomorrow.
The directive on cross-border healthcare that is due to be put to the vote today is a revolution, and I welcome that.
The Council supports the adoption of a directive on cross-border healthcare and patients' rights.
The Commissioner was right to make reference to the directive whichMr Bowis is currently working on, the Directive on cross-border healthcare.
Political agreement reached on Regulation and Directive on cross-border distribution of collective investment funds.
For the Directive on Cross-Border Healthcare10, it noted the need to consider the appropriate level of action while applying definitions such as'appropriate care' and'undue delay'.
The European Commission has come up with a proposal for a directive on cross-border enforcement in the case of fines issued for breaking traffic regulations.
This directive on cross-border health will also ensure that Member States establish contact points to provide sufficient information to citizens wishing to travel abroad for treatment.
A European Health Insurance Card(2004)as proof of insurance in accordance with Regulation No 883/2204, and a directive on cross-border healthcare(Directive 2011/24/EU).
The Council adopted the Directive on cross-border conversions, mergers and divisions that provides clear harmonised procedures for companies to merge, divide or move within the Single Market.
Amendment 138 makes reference to Directive 2000/78/EC on equal treatment in employment andoccupation which lies outside the scope of the Directive on cross-border healthcare and is thus not acceptable.
The general principle, derived from the Directive on cross-border mergers(2005/56/EC), is that the SPE is subject to the employee participation rules of the Member State where it has its registered office.
The Council, on the basis of a text agreed with the European Parliament in second reading,adopted a directive on cross-border exchange of information on road traffic offences(44/11, 14251/11 ADD 1+ ADD 2).
The directive on cross-border healthcare undoubtedly means greater closeness to citizens, who are not interested so much in debates on competences than in the shortest route to health- naturally one which is clearly signposted.
For this reason,it is urgent to resume discussions on the proposals for a directive on cross-border enforcement, which received the full support of the European Parliament, but was blocked by the Council.
The proposed Directive on cross-border healthcare13 sets out common principles to ensure safety and quality of care, a specific framework on cross-border healthcare and provisions for cooperation between national systems.
The Proposal for a Directive, on which this opinion is based, has a direct effect on three Directives: the Third Directive on mergers,the Sixth Directive on divisions, and the Directive on cross-border mergers which was adopted most recently7.
The Council of the European Union adopted on 18 November a directive on cross-border conversions, mergers and divisions that provides clear procedures for companies to merge, divide or move within the single market.
However, for this to happen, it is vital to ensure greater consistency between Community programmes and initiatives such as the EU's Community public health programmes, the research and development framework programmes,the strategy on orphan drugs, the directive on cross-border healthcare, and other current and future measures at national and EU level.
During the debate in committee concerning the draft directive on cross-border patients' rights, there were few who, similarly to my colleague, Mr Peter Liese, did not see the dangers but rather the opportunities in this law.
This directive on cross-border healthcare is essential, even if it does concern only 1% of national health budgets, because, aside from the figures, what we should be focusing on is the strength of the symbol, which is the legitimate right for every European citizen to be treated abroad and be reimbursed for the treatment received with all the correct information.
It also proposed a Directive on cross-border mergers, which was adopted by the European Parliament and the Council and will make it much easier for companies established in different EU countries to cooperate and restructure within the single market.
In this respect, I regret that the directive on cross-border cooperation in the field of road safety, which we adopted several months ago now, has still not been adopted by the European Union transport ministers, as it would also allow lives to be saved by facilitating the enforcement of penalties against motorists who break the law in a Member State other than the one in which their vehicle is registered.