Examples of using The existing directives in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The existing Directives have laid the legal ground for radical changes in national legislation,
ETUC pointed out that it would be necessary to harmonise the existing directives in order to avoid“double tracks” in which different actors are required to deal with the same issue.
Whereas standards resulting from the existing Directives on biological agents,
As regards sustainability, additional European legislation will be required alongside the existing directives to ensure that biomass production responds strictly to fixed requirements and that biofuel crops
It builds upon the existing Directives for Cogeneration and Energy Services and merges them into one comprehensive
simplify and modernise the existing directives, and to bring together the regulated professions of doctors, dentists, nurses, veterinary surgeons,
rules provided for in this proposal build on those used in the existing Directives based on Article 13 EC.
it should be emphasised that this proposal builds largely on concepts used in the existing directives with which economic operators are familiar.
assess whether they stem from problems with the existing directives or from the incorrect implementation
do you not think that a solution would be to modify the existing directives on data protection so that they also apply to police
also demonstrated that the legislator agreed that there is a real need to update the existing Directives(some of which are more than twenty years old).
This option consists in integrating the provisions of the NLF Decision into the existing Directive.
(The existing Directive already allows a similar extension by collective agreement.).
The existing directive already sets out.
The existing directive ensures 14 weeks of paid maternity leave
The existing Directive 2006/43/EC is based on Article 50 TFEU.
Twenty-four Member States cannot meet the standards laid down by the existing Directive.