Examples of using Form of a directive in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Therefore the form of a Directive should be chosen again.
The principles and guidelines of good manufacturing practices for medicinal products referred to in Article 46(f)shall be adopted in the form of a directive.
These guidelines shall be adopted in the form of a Directive, in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 121(2).
This proposal is an amendment to a previous Commission proposal for a Council Directive andtherefore takes the form of a directive.
The form of a Directive was chosen in order to enable the implementing provisions, when necessary, to be adjusted to any existing specificities of the particular market and legal system in each Member State.
This proposal is an amendment of an existing Directive andtherefore to maintain formal parallelism should take a form of a Directive.
The Commission's decision takes the form of a directive, like Directive 2002/37, Article 1 of which includes the active substance ethofumesate in Annex I to Directive 91/414.
Moreover, such a convention if proposed by theCommission could only be proposed in the form of a Directive which would fall within Policy Option B. 6.
In writing.-(PT) I voted in favour of this report on players' agents in sports as I support the application to regulate the activity of sports agents,if necessary, in the form of a directive.
The Committee hasserious doubts about the effectiveness of any such measures in the form of a directive as these four procedures will most definitely not be applied in a uniform way in all the EU Member States.
President-in-Office of the Council.-(CS) First of all I would like toemphasise that the long-term objective is a solution in the form of a directive or a multilateral treaty.
The harmonisation proposed, in form of a Directive rather than a Regulation, does not go beyond what is necessary in order to achieve the objectives pursued, first and foremost for the proper functioning of the internal market.
Most of the issues mentioned above would be addressed through a number of binding measures,which may take the form of a Directive, a Regulation or a Decision, as appropriate.
The updated framework takes the form of a Directive and a Regulation that complement and amend a series of existing EU legislation on facilitating cross-border distribution of collective investment funds.
The principles and guidelines of good manufacturing practices for medicinal products referred to in Article 46(f)shall be adopted in the form of a directive, in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 121(2).
The Commission has chosen to cast its proposal in the form of a directive, probably because the legislation on driving licences is also in the form of a directive, giving the Member States latitude for their own interpretations.
The principles and guidelines of good manufacturing practice for veterinary medicinal products referred to in Article 50(f)shall be adopted by the Commission in the form of a Directive addressed to the Member States.
The form of a Directive is appropriate in order to enable the implementing provisions in the areas covered by this Directive, when necessary, to be adjusted to any existing specificities of the particular market and legal system in each Member State.
On the basis of the consultations and of various studies, the Commission has come to the conclusion thatsteps should be taken to introduce, in the form of a Directive, the Code for implementing the IMO obligatory instruments for the attention of the flag States.
The form of a Directive is appropriate in order to enable the implementing provisions in the areas covered by this Directive, when necessary, to be adjusted to any existing specificities of the particular market and legal system in each Member State.
On the basis of these reports and any other information available the Commission was invited to produce a report on the implementation of the Recommendation and a proposal for its further development,if necessary in the form of a directive.
The Greens believe that the EU should adopt a more comprehensive policy approach against gender-based violence,including EU legislation in the form of a Directive proposing measures to address the six-P framework on violence against women(policy, prevention, protection, prosecution, provision and partnership).
This proposal effectively separates prudential requirements from the other two areas of Directive 2006/48/EC and Directive 2006/49/EC,i.e. authorisation and ongoing supervision that would continue to be in the form of a directive with which this proposal forms a package.
Because European law often takes the form of a directive setting out broad principles, leaving the Member States to work out detailed implementation measures, it is not easy to measure possible administrative costs in advance. ese can vary from Member State to Member State, or even region to region, depending on the way in which the law is implemented.
I support this report which proposes a new comprehensive policy approach against gender-based violence including:establishing a criminal-law instrument in the form of a directive against gender-based violence; training for officials likely to come into contact with cases of violence against women; requirements for Member States to demonstrate due diligence and to record and investigate all forms of gender-based crimes of violence; asks for financial support to NGOs working to support victims of violence.
European legislation, in the form of a directive, based on education, the effective protection of victims, cooperation with non-governmental organisations(NGOs), and the implementation of a European Year of Combating Violence Against Women, is an example of measures for combating this social scourge, which has harmful consequences for European society.
According to the EESC, a binding EU framework in the form of a directive is needed to effectively address the serious and persistent problem of poverty in Europe and to restore the Union's credibility, since the EU commitments seeking to reduce the number of EU citizens at risk of poverty by 20 million have failed by and large.
According to the EESC, a binding EU framework in the form of a directive is needed to effectively address the serious and persistent problem of poverty in Europe and to restore the Union's credibility, since the EU commitments seeking to reduce the number of EU citizens at risk of poverty by 20 million have failed by and large.
Option 3a- Legislative option in the form of a Directive focusing on the commonalities: This option would grant equal treatment to third-country nationals who are already admitted to the labour market in all the employment-related fields excluding social security, the transfer of social security contributions and pensions and access to public services.
Option 5- The fully-fledged legislative option in the form of a Directive regulating access to labour market and also granting equal treatment for third-country workers: The Directive would regulate the labour market access of third-country workers to a Member State in order to grant comparable treatment as regards access to employment and mobility within that Member State.