Examples of using Directive would in English and their translations into Slovak
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The directive would also incorporate this convention into Community law
The regular and timely review of those implementing measures, in accordance with that Directive would help to ensure that those implementing measures continue to be effective and appropriate.
Modernising the directive would involve introducing an electronic card detailing a professional's qualifications and experience.
To authorise transfers of such data on the basis of that directive would amount to extending its scope in an indirect manner.
In addition a directive would provide clearer and more effective mechanisms of redress for victims of discrimination.
We are also not convinced that the Directive would improve the existing situation under national law
Whereas in some cases it is sufficient to provide for a supplementary period after which the Directive would be applicable in its entirety;
In fact, it is formulated in such a manner that the directive would lend itself to easy abuse on the part of applicants.
A highly prescriptive Regulation or Directive would not have been appropriate as the starting points for each issue are very different from one Member State to another,
In terms of access to goods and services, the directive would only cover commercial transactions,
The new system to be brought in under the directive would apply to cars registered in one Member State
The Directive would be revised to update the definitions in line with the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Communities
This new directive would ensure equal treatment in the areas of social protection,
Extending the directive would place an even greater burden on those Member States with a high social standard,
The directive would establish a special set of rules for contracts falling within the scope ratione materiae of Article 296 EC,
the Framework Directive would still define the EC type-approval system,
Prohibiting overtime in the directive would essentially mean that in certain cases employees would still have to do overtime,
An insertion of this principle into the Directive would extend the safeguards offered to professionals,
The directive would require providers of goods
alternative measures as specified in this Directive would prevent such a failure within a reasonable timeframe.