Examples of using Horizontal legislation in English and their translations into German
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human health across the Community has been established by horizontal legislation for waste management,
Horizontal legislation.
For horizontal legislation, such as air
The argument has been made that this issue should instead be covered by horizontal legislation.
The EESC would have preferred horizontal legislation, but the Council and Commission have opted for sectoral directives.
The public enforcement dimension and consistency with sectoral and horizontal legislation listed in the Annex;
The vast majority of these principles are covered by horizontal legislation, particularly in the directives on hygiene and control.
An issue such as this must be addressed by horizontal legislation and not harmonised via the"public contracts" Directive.
The list of other horizontal legislation applicable to detergents has been extended to include the directives on biocides,
Regarding horizontal legislation, Croatia is a party to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
The proposal does in no way prejudge the Commission's further considerations concering the need for comprehensive labelling of GMOs in horizontal legislation and in product legislation. .
As a result, the horizontal legislation laying down the purity criteria for food additives should be made to apply to the wine sector and Annex V deleted.
their ingredients are also covered by all the horizontal legislation on substances and preparations and the corresponding risk assessments.
Such disparities, and the absence of horizontal legislation in certain Member States,
Moreover, horizontal legislation on confiscation and the mutual recognition of fines applies to sanctions imposed on both natural
Such disparities, and the absence of horizontal legislation in some Member States, would be liable
Other sectors call for the adoption of horizontal legislation on additive use to be taken as an opportunity for adapting the existing vertical Directives with regard to such use.
felt that since there was already horizontal legislation in this field(i.e. the general data protection directive11), sectoral legislation was superfluous.
Under this option the free movement of measuring instruments within the Internal Market would implicitly rely on the Mutual Recognition Principle and horizontal legislation framing its correct functioning.
What it seeks to do in a single piece of specific horizontal legislation is to cover a highly technical and rapidly evolving area