Examples of using Waste framework directive in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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In line with the waste hierarchy established in the European Union's Waste Framework Directive, the Seventh Environment Action Programme identifies waste re-use
Monitoring the coherence of different regulatory instruments(e.g. REACH, Waste Framework Directive, the Batteries Directive etc) to ensure the smooth functioning of the internal market for batteries,
The Waste Framework Directive(Directive 2008/98, herinafter:„ WFD”) requires Member States to take
Calls on the Commission to lay down in the Waste Framework Directive minimum requirements for national waste prevention programmes
Monitor the coherence of different regulatory instruments(e.g. REACH, Waste Framework Directive, etc) to ensure smooth functioning of the internal market for batteries, waste batteries
The planned 2014 revision of the waste framework directive should focus on waste prevention objectives for 2020 as well as the revision of the 2020 recycling targets.
Calls on the Commission to ensure that all definitions relating to waste comply with the Waste Framework Directive and that comparable data are available on progress made by Member States
This revises the Waste Framework Directive, the Waste Electrical
The Waste Framework Directive sets up a waste management hierarchy,
The Waste Framework Directive(2008/98/EC) focuses on elements such as life cycle thinking,
The waste hierarchy in the waste framework directive gives first priority to prevention,
Ensure that public funding from the EU budget gives priority to activities higher up the waste hierarchy as defined in the Waste Framework Directive(eg priority to recycling plants over waste disposal)(in 2012/13).
Slovakia to the EU Court of Justice for failing to meet the December 2010 deadline to transpose the EU's Waste Framework Directive into national law.
to stress the opportunity the revision of the Waste Framework Directive offers to enhance this transition.
In reference to the latter, the consultancy company Denkstatt is compelled by the European Commission to prepare guidelines on a national level for all State Members to implement the Waste Framework Directive and to minimize the gray sector in the event of non-payment of product charges.
The European Commission is referring Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia to the EU Court of Justice for failing to meet the December 2010 deadline to transpose the EU's Waste Framework Directive into national law.
reporting obligations laid down in the proposal amending the waste framework directive.
Furthermore, waste prevention will be addressed by the Commission in accordance with Article 9 of the waste framework directive that provides that, by the end of 2014, the Commission shall
the review of the key targets in EU waste legislation(in line with the review clauses in the Waste Framework Directive, the Landfill Directive
The revised Waste Framework Directive has strengthened general principles and objectives;