Examples of using The revised directive in English and their translations into Swedish
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The revised Directive could incorporate minimum training requirements for personnel
The revised Directive could increase the quality of annual statistical reporting of Member States by introducing the following elements.
The revised Directive could make an ethical evaluation of all projects using animals mandatory
The revised Directive shall be based on TFEU articles 26(Internal Market) and 114 Approximation of Laws.
The revised Directive should indicate clearly that the overall long term aim is to channel back non-pollutant nutrients from the Community's sewage into agriculture.
We feel that the revised directive does not go far enough, although we do, of course, support it.
The revised directive will progressively lead to a substantial improvement in the possibilities for dealing with safety problems of non-food products.
It was suggested that such problems would be amplified under the revised Directive 98/81/EC.
It would be worth considering providing for an exception for current employment contracts when the revised directive is implemented.
new obligations set out in the revised Directive.
Reference to EQF levels on qualifications should not affect access to the labour market where professional qualifications have been recognised in accordance with the revised Directive 2005/36/EC.
She pointed out that compromises had been achieved in several important areas, and that the revised directive should be an instrument that benefited all partners.
making sure that there are no loopholes following the implementation of the revised directive.
Our political group is happy with the extended deadlines restored to the new Member States by the recommendation in the revised Directive.
Hence my amendment to maintain the strict emission standards of Annex 5 of the revised directive for waste incineration.
references to Directive 89/336/EEC, for example in harmonised standards, need to be read as referring to the revised Directive.
being imposed in the resolution on the directive on services or with the promotion of the revised directive on working times.