Examples of using Set out in the directive in English and their translations into Romanian
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relevant service providers to understand what is required to make the victims' rights set out in the Directive a reality everywhere in the EU.
local electronic toll systems did so without paying due attention to the future European dimension of this service with a view to respect the timetable set out in the Directive.
introduce measures other than those set out in the Directive provided they are compatible with the Treaty
Public Health and Consumer Policy20 also highlighted the"lowest acceptable level of consumer protection measures" set out in the directive.
aimed not only at deterring practices that infringe the obligations set out in the directive, but also for reasons of legal certainty and security32.
dissuasive criminal sanctions for practices that seriously infringe the rights set out in the directive, the basic features of which would have to be properly detailed.
is applied in accordance with the strictest safety standards, as set out in the directive on this issue.
shall not be more restrictive than those set out in the Directive 85/611/EEC.
provided that they comply with the minimum Community levels set out in the directive, and that the excise duty is not below the national level in force on 1 January 2003.
Accordingly, the Commission is authorised to verify the conformity of the NAP notified by the Member State with the criteria set out in the Directive and to reject that plan on the grounds of incompatibility with those criteria
will be restricted and subject to justification according to strict criteria set out in the Directive.
as it helps victims to exercise their right to the available support and protection as set out in the directive;
internationally justifiable criteria, based on internationally-agreed standards as set out in the Directive and a robust screening process.
are responsible, as set out in the directive referred to above.
Where a Member State believes that a low-risk biocidal product which has been registered in another Member State does not comply with the definition set out in the Directive it may provisionally refuse to register it.
national legislation which grants copyright protection under conditions which are different to those set out in the directive is incompatible with European Union law.
means of ensuring compliance with the quality and safety standards set out in the directive.
Moreover, as the limits set out in the Directive may eventually become outdated,
by complying with the emission limits set out in the Directive or by including these plants in national plans for the reduction of emissions.