Examples of using To adopt a directive in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is therefore proposed to adopt a Directive for transposition into Member States' legislation.
plans are now afoot for the EU to adopt a Directive on the subject.
It would be far more logical to adopt a directive on tractors enshrining general requirements and safeguards.
As the scope of measures by the social partners is restricted to the national level, the Commission's plan to adopt a Directive still makes sense.
We have waited for a long time to adopt a directive on promoting equality between the sexes in areas other than work.
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I wish to take this opportunity to reiterate the need to adopt a directive on the freedom of information.
I believe that the time has come to adopt a directive dealing with a harmonised locomotive operator's licence, which is something we all agree on.
This argument seems to have been crucial in persuading the majority of this House to adopt a directive that it actually considers to be unsatisfactory.
Urges the EU to adopt a directive condemning discrimination based on gender
tomorrow, to adopt a directive that gives workers better protection than that which they have at present.
the European Parliament to adopt a directive immediately.
The EESC calls on the Council to adopt a Directive guaranteeing a common framework of rights for immigrant workers,
pointed to the need to adopt a Directive harmonizing national legislation in the field;
be able to adopt a directive for the Monitoring Centre in order thereby,
with a delegation of power to the Commission to adopt a Directive containing detailed principles
There is an urgent need for the Union to intervene, to adopt a directive that lays down guidelines on pluralism
October or November, to adopt a directive that ought to have been applied in August of the same year.
I am happy to finally be able to adopt a directive that, in consolidating Directive 89/396/EEC, makes the public's lives easier by simplifying and clarifying EU law.
it is therefore undesirable to adopt a directive applicable both to the Mediterranean countries
Although at the moment attempts are being made at European level to adopt a directive on geological capture and storage of CO2 as quickly as possible,
which has enabled Parliament to adopt a directive that protects temporary workers by confirming their right to enjoy working conditions identical to those of full employees.
the Commission proposal to adopt a directive combining the various legislative instruments on the freedom of movement
the aim of which is to adopt a directive on the mutual recognition of judgments expelling citizens from third countries.
In the coming weeks, I shall be asking my colleagues to adopt a directive on services in the internal market,
The draft proposal contains a delegation of power to the Commission to adopt a Directive containing the detailed principles
Not to mention that I do not of course believe it is a good way of legislating to adopt a directive on medical consultants that is then not even implemented in the Member States
I therefore hope that the commitment made by the Council and the Commission to adopt a directive in the coming years to create order within the agencies
The Council adopted its common position with a view to adopting a Directive concerning loading and unloading of bulk carriers.
The Council reached a political agreement on a common position with a view to adopting a Directive on universal service
The Council adopted its common position with a view to adopting a Directive amending Directive 74/60 EEC on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the interior fittings of motor vehicles.