Examples of using Covered by the directive in English and their translations into Slovak
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Instead the  analysis shows that a more unified application of BAT would help reduce distortion of competition in the  industry sectors covered by the Directive.
But this figure could be increased to 2.6% if Member States increase their level of ambition in opening up their services covered by the Directive.
Consultation and participation of workers in accordance with Article 11 of Directive  89/391/EEC on matters covered by the Directive.
This figure could rise to 2.6% if Member States show more ambition in opening up their services covered by the Directive.
It also defines a range of specific rights to offer equal treatment to the  non-EU workers covered by the directive.
retain in force stricter provisions in the  field covered by the directive in order to prevent money laundering.
for non-EU workers covered by the directive.
Directly comparable services need to be treated in the  same manner when practised by  any of the  professionals covered by the Directive.
Article 3(a) maintains the  definition of'working time' applicable to all drivers covered by the directive, but deletes the  definition of"working time" for self-employed drivers as they fall out of the  scope.
All matters covered by the Directive on the  posting of workers(96/71/EC)(such as minimum wage,
Some grounds covered by the Directive, such as disability,
designation of notified bodies, indicating if the  scope of designation is limited to certain aspect or apparatus covered by the Directive following the  wording of amendment 26.
allow for an adjustment of the  credit thresholds covered by the Directive to the  economic trends in the  EU
handle the  different waste types covered by the Directive has improved since the  entry into force of the Directive. .
because it was not evident that the  wetlands concerned conformed to the  scientific description of habitats covered by the Directive and it was necessary to have more detailed ecological information in this respect.
For the  2001-2006 reporting period, the  reports, for the  first time, contained assessments of the  status of the  species and habitats covered by the Directive and found within the  territory of each country.
In December 2004, out of over 2 000 undertakings covered by the directive, some 800 EWCs had been set up14, representing approximately 70% of the  workforce employed in companies covered by the directive.