Examples of using Directive would in English and their translations into Swedish
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Adopting a Directive would not help solve the current e-signature interoperability issues stemming from diverging transpositions of Directive 99/93/EC.
The draft directive would establish a common strategy for the protection of soil,
The"horizontal" Directive would still not apply to seafarers which will be covered by a specific Directive see below.
Neither a recommendation nor a directive would result in a uniform regime that is applicable in all Member States.
Firstly, we wanted to ensure that the directive would prevent individual airports from abusing their dominant market position.
Even after the improvements, the directive would have a reasonable number of derogations that would allow for flexibility.
Our directive would be binding for all EU Member States, so that disabled people would not face discrimination.
The Directive would contribute to the coherence between
In its present form the directive would significantly restrict the free circulation of information
Implementation of the directive would not prejudice the possibility of exemptions conferred on the Member States under WTO agreements such as the Government Procurement Agreement.
The adoption of this directive would have serious consequences in terms of security,
The Directive would, for example, not undermine the European social model
Finally, the directive would for the first time set deadlines for carrying out the investigative measures,
The draft Directive would clearly result in radical changes to the allocation of responsibilities between competent authorities.
As the directive would contain a further element, the cost of transposition would be higher
Weakening the content of this directive would definitely send out the wrong signals,
It is clear that had the claimant been disabled herself the Directive would have been applicable.
But, in accordance with the Treaty, such a directive would require the unanimous approval of the Member States.
The obligations of the directive would only apply in respect of certain financial and company law activities.
Moreover, the harmonisation achieved by this Directive would foster development of pan-Union NPL investors, thus further improving market liquidity.