Examples of using Revised directive in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Timeshare Directive has been highlighted in the Green Paper as requiring urgent revision and a revised Directive is expected shortly.
The Member States have not even finished the transposition of the revised directive of 2001.
The revised Directive should have a greater emphasis on the application of suitable, prompt management actions,
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.
The revised Directive will still contain specific targets which will be tough and ambitious and which will have to be met within specific timeframes.
The revised Directive would concern“the quality of bathing waters, with the exception
which came to the conclusion that the revised Directive should define certain classes of EMC environment and the conditions for intended use.
The revised directive will be of relevance for food safety for only a limited period of time
That is why we have revised Directive 18/2001/EC to include better risk assessment
The revised directive, adopted in January 2004, will effectively restrict
The revised Directive aims to restructure the way in which energy is taxed to support the objective of moving to a low-carbon
The revised Directive maintains the structure of the old directive,
First of all, a draft, revised directive on informing and consulting workers has existed since 1998.
Anticipating the key provisions(labelling, traceability, monitoring etc) of the revised Directive 90/220 before they are transposed in all Member States.
The revised directive is intended to gather the relevant provisions of previous directives on this issue in a single document,
Such a revised Directive will have the potential to save an average family hundreds of euros per year,
The revised directive provides for the continued use of MMT,
The revised Directive 2009/48/EC is meant to assure consumers that toys sold in the EU fulfil the highest safety requirements worldwide,
With this revised directive, we will finally be creating a European framework that gives the Member States the opportunity to get the costs partly paid back by those who actually gave rise to them.
The revised Directive could incorporate minimum training requirements for personnel