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Legal provisions in Directive 94/62/EC.
It maintains a number of important principles and provisions in Directive 2004/40/EC.
This measure complements provisions in Directive 83/477/EEC on the protection of workers from asbestos.
which might impact on provisions in Directive 93/109/EC.
This replicates equivalent provisions in Directives 2000/43/EC, 2000/78/EC and 2002/113/EC.
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Therefore, it is important to lay down criteria for those capital instruments to be eligible for original own funds of credit institutions and to align the provisions in Directive 2006/48/EC to that agreement.
Is the Commission prepared to exempt undertakings in Norrland from the provisions in Directive 91/493/EEC banning the use of wooden floors and wooden containers?
Consequently, the provisions in Directive 2003/96/EC authorising reductions or exemptions for those
builds on equivalent provisions in Directives 2002/73/EC25 and 2004/113/EC.
However, if differences between provisions in directives can be explained by differences in the problems which those directives seek to solve, intervention is not necessary.
the abolition of duty-free sales to persons travelling within the Community have resulted in greater use being made of the provisions in Directive 92/12/EEC relating to movements within the Community,
(10) According to the German Government, other provisions in Directive 2011/95 support that conclusion,
It will seek a commitment from Member States to produce correlation tables, linking provisions in directives and national rules to facilitate assessment of transposition,
A number of provisions in Directive 2003/6/EC impose administrative burdens on issuers,
confusing if the Commission was to accept the inclusion of such provisions in Directive 93/75 while discussions could resume at any time in Council on similar requirements as described in EuroRep.
The provisions in Directive 86/653/EEC do not affect the provisions of national law restricting the validity or enforceability of restraint of trade clauses
cannot therefore be interpreted as covering all the provisions in Directive 91/628 and, in particular, those provisions which have no connection with the principle objective pursued by that directive. .
What is more, as regards application of the provisions in Directive 89/552/EEC not amended by Directive 97/36, infringement proceedings,
The provisions in this Directive are more specific to road transport than certain provisions in Directive 93/104/EC as amended
The provisions in Directive 92/3 gave raise to uncertainties regarding its applicability to shipments of irradiated fuel,
it plugs gaps and clarifies provisions in directives so as to ensure greater convergence in the way in which the Member States interpret
The second was how to interpret some key provisions in Directive 96/71/EC, such as the concept of public policy,
putting into service of apparatus which is in accordance with the provisions in Directive 98/13/EC or rules in force in their territory
This definition, combined with the provisions in Directive 86/278/EEC, implies that the use of sewage sludge in agriculture has to be regarded as a recovery operation as defined in Annex II B of Directive 75/442/EEC R10: Land treatment resulting in benefit to agriculture.
production of correlation tables, clearly linking provisions in directives and national rules,
With respect to the application of the provisions in Directive 89/552/EEC infringement proceeding,
There is no corresponding provision in Directive 2001/34/EC.
There is no provision in Directive 2003/54 which authorises Member States freely to determine in what situations they may derogate from that principle.
The provision in Directive 84/5/EEC allowing Member States, in the interest of preventing fraud,
The lack of a provision in Directive 80/987/EEC which specifically designates the guarantee institution responsible for meeting pay claims in the event of firms with establishments in various Member States becoming insolvent is a source of legal uncertainty and has led to litigation in national courts.