Examples of using Directive should in English and their translations into Slovak
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AIFM which are exempt from this Directive should continue to be subject to any relevant national legislation.
Today's directive should therefore have as its legal basis, in my opinion, the general fight against undeclared work in Europe,
(15)The qualified entity initiating the representative action under this Directive should be a party to the proceedings.
the Commission consider that the inclusion of this provision in this Directive should not constitute a precedent for future legal migration instruments.
On the other hand, the directive should also ensure that the Union's peripheral regions are able to compete fairly in the emissions trading system.
In keeping with the principle of subsidiarity, the directive should only regulate areas which concern the cross-border mobility of patients.
The identification of governance functions in the Directive should help undertakings in deciding how to implement the governance system.
Therefore, here too the directive should make clear that the legal position will remain as it currently is.
This directive should aim to ensure that any exempted public-public cooperation does not cause a distortion of competition in relation to private economic operators.
Any reference to conformity in this Directive should refer to conformity of the goods with the sales contract.
In both cases the directive should introduce realistic provisions guaranteeing that the DGF can perform its main function to protect retail depositors at all times.
Commentary on the individual articles of the proposal Article 1 Money laundering as defined in the Directive should be a criminal offence.
(14) Guidance on the implementation of provisions related to the definition of the placing on the market in this Directive should be provided by the Regulatory Committee.
Implementation issues also arise when Member States fail to see concretely how the directive should be applied to their specific national systems.
Persons suspected of committing the offences laid down in this Directive should not bear the burden of proof.
This Directive should be without prejudice to the particular safeguards available to consumers under Community legislation concerning the protection of personal data and privacy.
(11)The Directive should address problems across different categories of digital content
(7) As a first stage, this Directive should lay down specific rules for vitamins
This Directive should therefore provide a basis for continued Union support for such cooperation.
This Directive should follow the approach taken in Directive 2007/64/EC,