Examples of using Revised directive in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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the Commission have reached an agreement on a revised directive that will facilitate the availability
The Council reached a general approach on the proposal for a revised directive on audiovisual media services(AVMS).
Regarding the protection of minors, the revised Directive(Proposal) provides for alignment of the standards of protection for TV broadcasting
the Commission have reached an agreement on a revised directive that will facilitate the availability
The revised Directive on occupational pension funds,
Proposal for a revised directive of the European Parliament
The revised directive will apply to user-generated videos shared on platforms such as Facebook,
the Commission reached an agreement on a revised directive that will facilitate the availability
The revised Directive would begin to apply from 2013,
The Commission has therefore put forward a proposal for a revised directive, which would repeal the existing directive on transportable pressure equipment
With very limited exceptions, employer organisations were opposed to the inclusion of new minimum rights in a revised Directive.
benefits of possible EU measures contained in a revised Directive.
which is why the Commission has put forward a proposal for a revised directive.
The revised Directive on Payment Services introduces a number of new significant elements
The Impact Assessment of the revised Directive concluded that, by the end of 2016,
The revised Directive governing the scheme from 2013[33] provides that at
Agreement on a revised directive would contribute to greater protection for employees,
Radosvet Radev expressed satisfaction with the decision of the EP and the Council not to apply the revised directive to the international transport sector until the entry into force of the special sectoral legislation.
A transposition period of two years for Member States to bring national legislation into line with the revised Directive means that most of the new rules will apply in the first half of 2016.
the new reporting formalities regarding ship-generated waste should be implemented in accordance with the revised Directive 2010/65/EU.