Examples of using Directive to combat in English and their translations into Swedish
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The horizontal directive to combat discrimination is a good example.
Commission proposes Directive to combat fraud and malpractice.
We have a directive to combat money laundering; we have a
Since as early as 1991 there has been a directive to combat money laundering in Europe.
we also need a directive to combat this violence.
We welcome the EU Commission's directive to combat the environmental impact on single-use plastic products.
that during this period, progress has been made on the directive to combat people trafficking.
We welcome the EU Commission's directive to combat the environmental impact on single-use plastic products.
that there are no specific legislative proposals, and nor is there a timetable for the submission of a directive to combat discrimination based on disabilities.
How is it that we have had a directive to combat racism since the year 2000, yet we do not have a directive to combat sexism?
I unreservedly support your request for a comprehensive directive to combat all forms of discrimination.
This proposed Directive to combat the fraud and counterfeiting of non-cash means of payment is also an important step for the“lisbonisation” of the area of criminal law in the European Union.
Perhaps the greatest gem of all, though, is the proposal for a directive to combat discrimination in all the Member States.
with the impact of the political position adopted by the Council on the second directive to combat money laundering.
The strengthening of the means used since the 1991 Directive to combat money laundering is undoubtedly spectacular.
In proposing a Directive to combat discrimination on grounds of racial
The Commission work programme for 2011 must contain a proposal for a directive to combat violence against women and an EU programme for financing sport.
As I have said, that is why I support the proposals on the table today but, at the same time, I would take this opportunity to give you advance notice that there will be a real battle with the Council over the common position on the second directive to combat money laundering.
The point has already been made that the directive to combat racism and discrimination based on ethnic origin was approved in the year 2000- some four years ago.
at a proposed directive to combat discrimination and at a revised directive on the establishment of European Works Councils.
Just as much as in terms of combating money laundering and tax havens, the Presidency is displaying a great deal of resolve and the Ecofin Council in particular has adopted a draft directive to combat money laundering.
We recognised then the need to act more broadly to introduce a horizontal directive to combat all forms of discrimination throughout the whole of society.
The Directive to combat late payment adopted by the Council in January 2011 requires public authorities to pay within 30 days
I also strongly agree with Mr Mantovani's call for a timetable for the submission of a directive to combat discrimination based on those areas not covered by Directive 200/78/EC.
I would call upon the Commission to draw up a proposal for a directive to combat fires, to implement a Community programme for 2007-2013,
I think we will able to take a step forward with this directive to combat the greater problem that lies behind it,
Madam President, tomorrow, we shall be voting on this revised directive to combat the risk of millions of falsified medicinal products entering the legal supply chain,
the Spanish Presidency is calling for an immediate debate on a directive to combat human trafficking
not contain legislative proposals, in particular a directive to combat discrimination based on disabilities, extending to all sectors of European Union competence