Examples of using Directive in question in English and their translations into Italian
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the political appropriateness of the conference given that the directive in question was currently being re-examined by the Commission
Paragraph 2(4) of the Directive in question, all denying the presence of the 41 drums in their own territory?
I can perhaps say for Mr Virgin's information that we have of course now amended the directive in question as Directive 97/11/EC,
Member States will have to ensure that the directive in question is properly implemented and will have to send the Commission a brief factual report at each year end
contains no data regarding the Directive in question, thus triggering questions regarding the current state of play
the European Centre of Enterprises with Public Participation obliges the Member States to comply with the directive in question by 10 July 2001.
of the TFEU- an amended proposal for codification of the Directive in question.
The Directive in question required the Commission(Article 1a(5)(b))in all EU and European Economic Area(EEA) countries, i.e. Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.">
recognised by domestic law, with a view to ensuring that the directive in question is fully effective and achieving an outcome consistent with the objective pursued by it see Pfeiffer
The directives in question are obsolete
The Directives in question concern payment systems,
None of the Directives in question can yet be considered to have been fully and correctly implemented by all the Member States.
Mr President, the Commission report points to the need for a decision to amend the directives in question.
it gives the Member States non-binding advice aimed at facilitating optimum transposition of the Directives in question.
It was precisely the need to increasingly develop the internal market which prompted the Commission to research and propose the directives in question.
The present decision follows the notification by Germany and Italy of measures to comply with the directives in question.
The directives in question- and to be more specific the workplace directive- are now a huge wager which we, the European institutions,
The Directives in question aim to ensure that e-waste,
we must admit that although the directives in question have been transposed, in some cases painstakingly, into national legislation, many obstacles remain,
Furthermore, the Advocate General points out that the additional measures called for by the Commission are not referred to in the directives in question, so their adoption cannot be required of the Member States.