Examples of using Third directive in English and their translations into Portuguese
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the authorities of that Member State in accordance with its rules or practice, until the notification of a Third Directive on non-life insurance.
with its rules or practice until the date by which the Member States must comply with a Third Directive on non-life insurance.
On 1 July 1994 the Third Directives on coordination relating to insurance came into force, completing the Internal Market in the financial sector37.
The Third Directives also spell the end for the monopolies which some Member States granted to public bodies for the coverage of certain non-life insurance risks.
These Third Directives are supposed to be applied by the Member States as from 1 July 1994.
A key feature of the Third Directives is the change they bring about in the systems of substantive control of rates and contracts.
is incompatible with the Third Directives.
The Third Directives introduce into insurance the system of authorization
such as the proposal for a directive relating to cross-border payments(see point 1.2.1.2.1.) and the application of the third directives on the coordination of insurance see point 1.2.1.2.2.
domestic mergers(third Directive) 1.4.
In the third directive on the recognition of qualifications, we are contributing to the fair distribution of work.
The proposal for a third directive on driving licences(recast)
Third Directive on direct life assurance:
Adopt the third Directive on money laundering
Directive of 12 May 1986 on the protection of workers from the risks related to exposure to noise at work(OJ No L 137, 24.5.1986)(third directive);
However, the third directive follows very closely on the heels of the second directive,
the first stage of which was the third Directive previously referred to.
Finally, there came a third Directive, on 9 October 1978,
administrative provisions relating to direct life assurance(third Directive on life insurance)
Member States may not impose stricter require ments as regards a general meeting's decision concerning a crossborder merger than they impose in respect of a general meeting's decision concerning a national merger under the third Directive.