Examples of using Excluded sectors in English and their translations into German
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all non-mobile workers in the excluded sectors.
They are focusing especially on the Community's moves towards opening procurement in the excluded sectors because of their obvious economic
the two proposals for Directives on public procurement in the excluded sectors are part of the programme, envisaged in the White Paper on completing the internal market, to open up public procurement in these sectors. .
e.g. excluded sectors, the codification should trigger immediately a discussion in the relevant EU services
stakeholders representing the excluded sectors consider, however, that at this stage the scope should not be widened,
with the aim of covering previously excluded sectors and activities all the transport sectors,
The Commission has already stated in its communication on a Community regime for procurement in the excluded sectors(water, energy,
This directive amends Directive 93/104/EC to include previously excluded sectors and activities such as doctors in training,
As required by Directive 93/38/EEC on the opening up of contracts in excluded sectors, where there is a European specification the assessment must without fail be based on this.
and previously excluded sectors- water,
the Commission will be publishing a White Paper on the excluded sectors and we believe that progress may be possible with non-mobile workers in the transport sector. .
all non-mobile workers in excluded sectors.
these transactions appear to raise issues better dealt with in that context than in a new instrument on procurement of supplies and works in the excluded sectors.
with the Directive on public procurement in excluded sectors 90/531/EEC.
Thus, I share the viewpoint not only of our rapporteur but also of the Joint Sectoral Committees of several excluded sectors, that working time is an issue that must be discussed fully within the context of European industrial and social relations.
problem to be solved, i.e. that in all the excluded sectors and activities there are some workers who have no protection against working long hours or no guarantee of adequate rest.
5 of the Treaty. There is no reason to assume that that judgment is not applicable to comparable rules concerning a number of aspects of the organisation of working time in excluded sectors and activities.
Such legislative options include: i extending the scope of the Directive to the currently excluded sectors; ii establishing a rule for charging based on marginal costs,
Public procurement- the Excluded Sectors Directive.
Working time excluded sectors: Commission launches second phase of consultation with the social partners.
