Examples of using Revised directive in English and their translations into Dutch
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The proposal for a revised Directive is not expected, therefore, to have negative environmental impacts.
This Memo seeks to answer questions on what exactly will change once the revised Directive enters into force.
I am therefore very pleased that Commissioner Flynn has agreed to remove from the revised directive this new definition.
The revised Directive would dismantle one of the rare existing pieces of European social legislation.
bring them into line with the revised Directive 90/220.
It did not take the maximalist view that the revised Directive should be totally rejected.
The communication of more types of information is made mandatory in the revised Directive to improve its timely provision and reliability.
Today, with the revised Directive, we are taking a step towards the modernisation of packaging policy.
This revised directive aims for better prevention and eradication of outbreaks
The Commission has therefore put forward a proposal for a revised directive, which would repeal the existing directive on transportable pressure equipment
The revised directive on students, based on the correct legal base,
It became clear during the preparation of this revised Directive that there is a conflict of interests.
A recital in the revised directive states that the deadline to be agreed should not be later than those dates.
She pointed out that compromises had been achieved in several important areas, and that the revised directive should be an instrument that benefited all partners.
labelling of pesticides will be included in the scope of the revised directive on dangerous preparations.
In fact, it was one of the first pieces of work that I was given as a new Member in September 1994 when the Commission produced the revised directive.
Our political group is happy with the extended deadlines restored to the new Member States by the recommendation in the revised Directive.
monitoring etc) of the revised Directive 90/220 before they are transposed in all Member States.
must comply with the requirements of the revised directive.
Reference to EQF levels on qualifications should not affect access to the labour market where professional qualifications have been recognised in accordance with the revised Directive 2005/36/EC.