Examples of using Laid down by the directive in English and their translations into Portuguese
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emitted will be equal to or less than those obtained under the conditions laid down by the Directive.
Particularly high rates of compliance were observed, both with the mandatory values laid down by the directive and, in coastal zones, with the more stringent guide values.
Oracle claims that the principle of exhaustion laid down by the directive does not apply to user licences for computer programs downloaded from the internet.
While almost all the bathing areas in this category complied with the mandatory values laid down by the directive, only just over 60% met the more stringent guide values as well.
Since that is a derogation from the general rules laid down by the directive, Article 3(2),
Nine bathing areas which had been complying with the mandatory values laid down by the directive during the 2002 bathing season also complied with the more stringent guide values in 2003.
provided that they satisfy the procedures for assessing conformity laid down by the Directive in question.
in accordance with the model laid down by the Directive and must not run to more than one page of the Official Journal,
with high rates of compliance with both the mandatory and the more stringent guide values laid down by the directive.
Thus, a person who has been dismissed by his employer solely on account of sickness does not fall within the general framework laid down by the directive for combating discrimination on grounds of disability.
this will prevent us from achieving the objectives laid down by the directive.
have indicated that they will be unableto respect the deadlines laid down by the directive.
sponsorship of tobacco products laid down by the directive, partial annulment of the directive would entail amendment by the Court of provisions of the directive.
Consequently, the Court annuls the Commission decision in so far as it declares the ex-post adjustment measures provided for by the German NAP to be incompatible with the criteria laid down by the directive and requests their omission.
Although Denmark no longer meets the requirements laid down by the Directive to be recognized as officially brucellosis-free, the health situation
This is the only way that the guarantees laid down by the directive will be able to have full effect and that effective
within the limits laid down by the directive, would not involve any risks for public health.