Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Directive to technical progress in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Adapting the Directive to technical progress.
The Commission will be assisted by a committee responsible for adapting the directive to technical progress.
Article 1.7 further adds Article 7ter, which introduces a Committee that can adapt the Directive to technical progress.
The Commission proposal for the 22nd adaptation of this Directive to technical progress will shortly be formally adopted as a Commission Directive. .
A procedure should be introduced to allow the Commission to adapt the requirements of this Directive to technical progress.
In the framework of the adaptation of this Directive to technical progress within two years from the date mentioned in Article 2(2),
Whereas a committee should be set up to assist the Commission in adapting the Annexes to this Directive to technical progress.
Whereas the adaptation of this Directive to technical progress is an implementing measure;
Procedure for the adaptation of the Directive to technical progress.
establish a Committee for adapting the Directive to technical progress.
In the framework of the adaptation of this Directive to technical progress, the Commission shall.
including the adaptation of the Annexes of this Directive to technical progress.
Whilst the Committee understands the need to speed up the procedure for adapting the directive to technical progress, it cannot endorse the provisions of Article 7, which give the
Portugal to increase the number of votes needed for the joint Commission-Member State committee for adaptation of the Directive to technical progress to adopt an opinion by qualified majority.
Whereas the adaptation of this Directive to technical progress constitutes an implementing measure,
As regards the amendment on the comitology procedure to be applied for adaptations of this directive to technical progress, we do not share the Commission's view.
Whereas the Council should, at a later stage, adopt provision for the adaptation of this Directive to technical progress in accordance with Council Decision 87/373/EEC of 13 July 1987 laying down the procedures for the exercise of implementing powers conferred on the Commission(9); whereas meanwhile the Council itself,
Portugal to increase the number of votes needed for the joint Commission-Member State committee for adaptation of the Directive to technical progress to adopt an opinion by qualified majority.
14 for the adaptation on this Directive to technical progress shall cover the subsequent development of the reference methods of sampling and analysis referred to
Portugal to increase the number of votes needed for the joint Commission-Member State committee for adaptation of the Directive to technical progress to adopt an opinion by qualified majority.
The procedures laid down in Articles 11 and 12 for the adaptation of this Directive to technical progress shall cover the subsequent development of the reference methods of analysis referred to in the Annex,
In accordance with the provisions I have referred to, the Commission deals with proposals for the adaptation of this Directive to technical progress after consultation with the Committee on Adaptation to Technical Pro gress which is,
CHAPTER VI Adaptation of the Directives to technical progress.
Adjustment of directives to technical progress.
CHAPTER VII Adjustment of directives to technical progress.
The Commission also issued directives in certain of these sectors with the aim of adapting previously adopted directives to technical progress.
The purpose of these amendments is to adapt the directives to technical progress and to adopt highly technical implementing measures by a more rapid procedure than.
The Commission adopted two directives adapting existing directives to technical progress.
The Communication implies that the process of adapting directives to technical progress("comitology") needs to be made more transparent- something urged frequently by the European Parliament.