Examples of using Transposed the directive in English and their translations into Swedish
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Germany transposed the Directive by modifying its Teleservices Act.26 The United Kingdom transposed the Directive in two parts: the general aspects
Austria(Carinthia and Tyrol), partially transposed the Directive within the deadline.
All Member States have formally transposed the Directive, which implies that Member States have,
And it should also have been emphasised that only four Member States have transposed the directive, namely, Denmark, Spain, France and Luxembourg.
For that to have been so, all the Member States should have transposed the directive within the given time period,
Greece and Poland have only partially transposed the Directive, while the Netherlands and Portugal have still not adopted any measures transposing the Directive into national law.
It was a unanimous decision which transposed the directive in 1991 and you approved it.
This may explain the lateness with which many of the Member States transposed the Directive, but most of them have now done so.
action must be taken against those States that have not yet transposed the directive on the irrevocability of payments27,
Nevertheless, some Member States were able to send some inspection data for 1997 without having fully transposed the Directive on 1 January 1997 Belgium,
To date, only 9 countries have fully transposed the directive(Czech Republic,
Generally, Member States have transposed the Directive into their national legislation,
Despite this preparatory work, only 12 Member States11 transposed the Directive within the deadline established in the Directive(namely 18 August 2006),
For example, only a few Member States have yet transposed the Directive on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions,
which found them in breach of their Treaty obligations for not having transposed the Directive fully into national law.
in that it permits the Member States to impose national rules on a service provider based in a Member State if the service provider's Member State has not yet transposed the directive.
consumer protection resulting from harmonisation, in the Member States which have transposed the directive.
All Member States with rail networks have transposed the Directives contained in the first railway package.