Examples of using The directive into in English and their translations into Swedish
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This helps bring about a more uniform transposition of the Directive into national law
In article 12, the time period for transposing the directive into national legislation was extended from 18 to 36 months.
To bring the directive into line with agreements and decisions made at international level
Member States must transpose the Directive into their respective national laws no later than 3 years following its publication.
Member States will have 18 months for transposition of the Directive into national law;
have notified the Commission that they have written the Directive into national law.
a postponement of the deadline for transposing the Directive into national legislation.
This is because of the previous delays, and it would mean that the Member States only have six months to transpose the directive into national law.
is to bring the directive into line with the realities of technological convergence.
None of these Member States has yet notified the Commission of their measures to write the Directive into national law.
Finally, it is an exaggerated concern for the level of harmonisation to seek to transform the directive into a regulation as required by Amendment No 49
Several Member States failed to meet the deadline for transposing the Directive into national law(30 April 2007)
Quite apart from the difficulty of transposing the directive into national law, this is attributable above all to Member States' defective control procedures and the far too weak sanctions imposed when breaches are discovered.
which suspend these standards and turn the directive into nothing but an arbitrary abstraction.
Finland have all missed the 17 October 2002 deadline for transposing the Directive into national law
to be banned from 1 January 2012 i.e. after the 10-year transitional period from 1 January 2002 for incorporating the Directive into national law.
will be banned from 1 January 2012 i.e. after the 10-year transitional period from 1 January 2002 for incorporating the directive into national law.