Examples of using Directive's in English and their translations into Polish
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In this light, the draft directive's various articles are aimed directly or indirectly at.
Amendment 31 modifies the list of types of information which should not be covered by the Directive's title on information.
The proposal also updates the Directive's requirements in terms of providing for electronic supply of labels
This has been introduced in Article 100a for all activities covered by the Directive's title on information.
As a consequence, the Directive's harmonisation of national data protection laws is not limited to minimal harmonisation
It appears that the directive's implementation varies from one Member State to another.
Overall, the potential changes considered represent a moderate adaptation of the Directive and would not significantly affect the level of protection or the Directive's costs.
on a correct and enforceable application by Member States of the Directive's definition of mobile workers which encompasses false self-employed drivers.
The Commission ordered a study to conduct an“Economic evaluation of the Data Protection Directive(95/46/EC)7” to measure the Directive's economic impact on data controllers.
supported Member States in the task of issuing permits in order to meet the Directive's deadline of 30 October 2007.
The directive's basic approach is to ensure that a set of common principles in the field of nuclear safety,
given that the directive's implementation today varies from one State to another,
Since the Directive's annexes on the certification of train crews are based on definitions of the European social partners,
gGiven that the directive's implementation today varies from one State to another,
In addition, derogations from some of the directive's protection standards are granted for the armed forces,
Furthermore, due to the directive's complexity and the new elements it contained,
it is logical that national reports assess the direct impact of the Directive's new requirements on accident figures as low.
It recalls the Directive's objectives and main provisions and sets out the
manufacturers have had different views on whether certain types of installations come under the scope of Directive 2000/9/EC and hence have to be manufactured and certified in line with the directive's requirements and procedures.
once they exceed the number of weeks required to achieve the Directive's aims of minimum rest and recuperation38.