Examples of using Same directive in English and their translations into Greek
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Article 4(1) of the same directive refers to the relevant provisions of Directive 92/100(which was subsequently codified
We are talking about the same directive that gives the Member States a period of some 25 years just to identify all areas in the national territory that might be considered seriously polluted, and thus compromised for various uses, both public
The same directive, however, and the report by Mrs Flemming,
We are all sworn to honor the same directives.
notwithstanding that they might be in direct competition with private sector undertakings against which the same directives are not enforceable.
Article 10 of the same directive provides.
Annex IX to the same directive, entitled‘Classification criteria'.
Annex IX to the same directive, entitled‘Classification criteria', states.
second subparagraph of the same directive.
Article 5 of the same directive, entitled‘Exceptions and limitations',
Compression ignition engined vehicles may be preconditioned according to the procedure described in item 5.3 of Annex III to the same Directive.".
With regard to telecommunications, the same directive on special sectors establishes the conditions for the exclusion of telecommunications from its sphere of application.
Article 14(3) of the same directive provides that apart from keeping the assets safe the depositary must.
Article 5(2)(b) of the same directive nevertheless allows the Member States the option of providing for exceptions to the exclusive right of reproduction referred to in Article 2.
Yet this same directive also opened the door for fiscal competition amongst Member States which,
The same directive has set for the first time ever air quality limit values for PM2.5,
Under Article 4(5) of the same directive, bodies governed by public law are not to be considered taxable persons in respect of the activities
Article 27 of the same directive must be interpreted as meaning that the derogation which it contains cannot cause to be regarded as compatible with Community law national legislation whose provisions are disproportionate in relation to the ratio legis of the derogation.
Article 4 of the same directive, entitled‘Distribution right', provides.